I just screwed up again... I clearly planned a swap, but the slippage was set too loosely + the pool depth wasn't enough. I even chased the price twice, getting worse each time, and the final transaction price made my heart skip a beat. Looking back, there are actually three points: first, check the depth; if the depth is thin, don't force it; second, don't open large slippage just to save time—it's better to be slow and wait a few more seconds; third, don't let emotions dictate your trading rhythm, especially when there's a sudden spike—itchy hands are a sign of losing money. Recently, AI Agents (auto-trading bots) have been hyped up a lot, but honestly, they can help you confirm your trades and might also make you fall into traps faster... Anyway, before each trade, I now write a small checklist of parameters, review it after finishing, it’s tiring but at least I won’t get caught twice by my own mistakes.