Last night I had insomnia again, and out of boredom I checked the contract, only to get educated by slippage... I clearly set a stop-loss, but at that moment the depth was as thin as paper, and the order kept slipping away, turning the stop-loss into a "suggested price," making it more chaotic the more I tried to fix it. Looking back, there are really only two problems: getting anxious when looking at the candlesticks without first checking the order book depth; placing orders too quickly without batching, directly rushing into the liquidity pit.

The group is still talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors. When everyone gets nervous, the market becomes even more fragile, and I follow the mood and get carried away. Honestly, I envy those who can calmly wait for confirmation. I tend to think, "If I don't act now, it’s gone." Better tighten the risk cap first, even if it means earning less, so that slippage doesn’t trade for me anymore.