Yesterday I accidentally placed a failed order, even though the price difference didn't seem significant, I got slippage eaten up halfway as soon as I entered the position. After reviewing, I realized it was due to insufficient pool depth, and I used market price to buy all at once. My order pacing was too rushed: I should split it into two or three trades, first probe with one to see if it fills, then follow, instead of rushing to compete with the market. Honestly, I’ve been focusing too much on the liquidation line, neglecting the risk control layer of transaction execution. Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various “de-anchoring” rumors. When I get nervous, I just want to get in quickly… Anyway, from now on, I’ll check the depth first, set a slippage limit, and if it’s not satisfied, I’ll cancel. That’s the plan for now.