Here's an interesting dynamic worth considering: what incentive does a liquidity pool actually have to attract a skilled chart trader who knows how to extract maximum value from market data and bot movements?

The answer reveals a fundamental tension. When sophisticated traders pile into a pool alongside the MM bot, they're essentially competing for the same liquidity advantage. The result? The market-making bot finds itself in a losing battle for control—its algorithms can't maintain the same edge when facing traders who understand the same strategies.

This competitive pressure on liquidity bottlenecks directly suppresses price action. The coin struggles to climb because the MM mechanism itself gets weakened by internal liquidity wars. Instead of a coordinated push upward, you get fragmented, choppy price movement as bots and traders undercut each other's positions.