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I took 5 new listings on STONfi from the last month and tracked every pool hourly. I logged three parameters the current APR the trading volume and the slippage on a 100 dollar swap. The first 2 hours APR is just off the charts but slippage hits 15-25 percent. Any trade at that moment is a lottery. Then between hours 3 and 6 volatility starts to drop slippage falls to 5-8 percent but APR still holds above 200 percent. Trading volume is maxed out at this time. Hours 6 to 12 are basically the sweet spot. The price already found its balance liquidity stabilized slippage drops to 2-3 percent and APR is still above average around 80-150 percent. Exactly in this period the risk goes down and fees stay high. After 24 hours the pool cools off. APR drops to the standard 30-50 percent volumes go down and the early entry advantage disappears. Overall I figured out for myself that you should not jump in during the first minutes of hype. But waiting a week is also not it. The window of opportunity is between 6 and 12 hours after listing when the chaos is already over and the liquidity has not left the pool yet. STONfi gives solid tools to track this and enter at the right moment. $GRAM