With this kind of fund injection method, no wonder liquidity is being drained. A comparison reveals the problem—previously, a 2 million fund could withdraw 200,000 to 300,000, but now with 3 million, only 100,000 can be withdrawn, and the efficiency has plummeted. Some people see a promising token opportunity and pour in heavy bets, only to end up trapping themselves. In fact, the proper approach should be to allocate at most 5% of the position to a good project, and most of the time even keep it below 2%—unless you originally plan to diversify. On the Solana chain, you can see many investors falling into such traps; they already ran away, but some are still stubbornly rushing in. Isn’t that blind? With a little more attention to position management, don’t always think you can rip out big gains in one go.