I've been lurking in the group for a long time, and today I just can't help but speak up... Last night, I got itchy and chased a trade, but I was taught a lesson by slippage: the price looked pretty stable, but as soon as I entered, it jumped straight to the next level, the depth was just not enough, and I still naively used market orders. That one trade made my heart sink. After reviewing, I realized my rhythm was also bad: when the chain was obviously starting to get congested, gas kept fluctuating, and I was still thinking "hurry up and get on," which is basically impatience. From now on, I plan to first check if the order book is thick, place small orders in multiple steps, and slide the slippage to lower points—better to miss out than to rush blindly. By the way, recently everyone has been calling large transfers and hot/cold wallet movements "smart money," I also watch that, but really, don’t jump to conclusions just because you see it... First, control your own order details; anyway, that’s how I’ll do it for now.