Last night I paid tuition again. I originally wanted to take advantage of the big volatility to grab a quick profit, but I entered the market too hastily, and when the market price plummeted, the slippage directly shattered my confidence... Watching the candlestick chart look like a sudden weather change, actually I didn't look at the depth; the order book was as thin as paper, and I still insisted on eating it all at once. To put it simply, it's not that I was wrong about the direction, but that my order placement rhythm was terrible: whether to split the order or not, whether to wait two seconds or not.

Later, after reviewing, I found that the trading volume was already gasping for air at that time; high volatility but poor absorption, similar to chain games where inflation + studios immediately drag the coin price into a spiral: seemingly lively on the surface, but empty underneath. Next time, I’ll be honest and place small orders to test the waters, even if I earn less, I’d rather not be educated by my own speed. Anyway, taking it slow is not shameful.