Last night I was educated by myself again: I wanted to "buy the dip," so I entered at market price all at once, and the slippage directly hit me hard... Clearly the pool depth was just like that, but I pretended not to see. Looking back, it was actually pretty stupid: I placed my order too hastily, and when I saw the calendar being unlocked and repeatedly mentioned, my mind was full of "Will it crash down," and my hands started to shake. The more I tried to buy the dip, the more it looked like I was chasing a high.



My mindset has basically been updated: v1 only focused on price; v2 started to look at depth; v3 forces myself to split into several orders, wait a bit, and let the trades come to me. I still sound pessimistic: whenever TVL drops, I feel heartbroken; but in practice... I should be less impulsive, more patient, forget it, slowly fix the bugs.
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