Last night I impulsively chased a trade again, clearly seeing the liquidation heat map seem to be waving at me, but as soon as I rushed in, I got slipped and taught a lesson... When the market is thin, you think you're pressing buttons, but actually you're providing liquidity for others.

Looking back, the biggest problem isn't the direction, but the trading rhythm being too rushed: not placing orders, not splitting orders, going all-in in one shot and pushing the price away, then trying to add back on the rebound, making it more chaotic.
Recently, a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading are hyped up as if they don't need to think, but I’ll first tighten permissions and limits; on-chain interactions can't be secured enough, and no matter how smart the robots are, they can't save everything.
Honestly, I'm most afraid not of losing money, but losing it inexplicably while still thinking I’m right.
That's it for now, going to have some late-night snacks to cool off.