Last night, I got a little impatient and made a trade, only to realize I was too stupid: I saw there weren’t many orders hanging in the pool, but I still insisted on buying everything at once. A slight slip and I lost my expected gains. When I tried to fix it, I only made things worse and got more anxious, messing up the rhythm entirely. Looking back now, honestly, it’s just that I didn’t have enough depth and was unwilling to split my orders. I could have placed them more slowly and let the trades happen naturally, but I was rushing for those few seconds.

By the way, I want to complain that recently, some people see large transfers on the chain or hot and cold wallets moving on exchanges and shout “Smart money is coming,” but when it’s actually time to place their own orders, whether they’re smart or not depends on whether they can suppress that “seems very certain” emotion… My current approach is: before entering, check the pool’s water level. If it’s really thin, reduce the size and split the orders. Better to miss out than get slippage taught a lesson. That’s all for now.