This morning, I had another failed trade. Clearly, the transaction looked fine on-chain, but as soon as I entered, I hit the market price and got slapped with slippage that taught me a lesson... Basically, I was only paying attention to large transfers, ignoring the pool depth and the matching rhythm in those few seconds. Reflecting on it: when the depth is shallow, don’t force it; place orders in two or three parts, wait for a wave to pass, then add more. It will keep your mindset much steadier.

By the way, I saw the heated debate about NFT royalties—some say no royalties mean more liquidity, others say what do creators eat... I’m no longer taking sides now. Anyway, the secondary depth is a bit shallow, and slippage will vote with your feet. I used to always say “I only look on-chain,” but now I feel I have to admit: on-chain is just the fact, but how you place orders still depends on human tremors. That’s all for now, going to have breakfast.