Last night, I had a losing trade. After reviewing, it’s not really a matter of wrong direction, but that I moved too quickly... I set the slippage too loosely, the pool depth wasn’t enough, and I got swept away by my own rush right after entering. To put it simply, don’t think you can just go all-in in low-liquidity places to save time; split your orders into several parts, slow down, and focus on rhythm rather than courage.


Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock again, and I was a bit slow. When I saw the group warning about phishing links being rampant, I checked my bookmarks... Anyway, now before placing an order, I take a second look: is the depth sufficient, has the price been pushed up by me, I’d rather miss out on a little than keep paying this kind of tuition.
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