I was just taught a lesson by my own quick hand: I thought raising the slip point would help me get a deal, but it turned out the depth was as thin as bar napkins, and I got drunk from one sip, making the transaction price look much worse than expected. To put it simply, it’s not the market targeting me, but my order placement rhythm was too hurried, knowing full well that the order wall wasn’t thick but still forcing it.

Looking back, there are only two points: don’t rely on a single quick move, break it into several smaller ones, and the price will look more human; and don’t change your slip point when emotions are high, because that’s basically signing yourself up to be slaughtered. Recently, everyone’s been talking about staking unlocks, unlock calendar selling pressure, and I get nervous too, but nervousness aside, don’t shake your hand… Anyway, treat your position as if you’re taking it to a drinking party’s face, not as a dice.