I admit defeat on this wave; it's not mainly because I misread the trend, but because I was too impatient with my order... When slippage kicked in and the depth was thin, the execution price was directly "educated." To put it simply, I saw the candlestick move and chased without first checking the order book and how much volume was in the pool, and I was quickly harvested by my own emotions like a leek.

Looking back, there are only three things: don't force market orders, especially with small pools; don't set slippage to the maximum for convenience—prefer fewer trades over taking that toxic hit; break down your order placement rhythm, place orders in several parts, wait for retracements, at least giving yourself a chance to regret. Recently, everyone has been talking about staking unlocks and unlock calendar selling pressure. I now prefer to first check the team wallet and the unlock rhythm, rather than rushing in with anxiety of "it's going to crash." Anyway, going slower is not shameful.