That was a bit embarrassing just now: I accidentally missed a digit when copying the address, and only realized after clicking confirm. My heart rate shot up... Luckily, that transaction on the chain was stuck at the "awaiting confirmation" stage, so I quickly canceled and restarted. Honestly, when liquidity dries up, any small mistake gets amplified, and the habit of taking shortcuts usually becomes a trap at this point.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have been hacked again, and oracles report outrageous prices, with everyone collectively pretending to be dead until confirmation—it's quite real: it's not that everyone suddenly became cautious, but the market no longer has extra blood to let you test and learn. Just survive first, keep your positions smaller, reduce the number of routes, avoid cross-chain transactions if possible. Only when there's real volume and depth should you consider bottom-fishing; otherwise, what you catch might just be your own tombstone. That's all for now.