Reply to what you said about "Is it because I was too slow"… it's not entirely that. Yesterday, a swap failed badly; I clearly set the slippage quite conservatively, but the pool depth was so shallow, I even chased the order in two parts, effectively raising the price myself. The final transaction price gave me a heart attack. Reflecting on it: small pools shouldn’t be fought head-on; better to break them into smaller parts, spread out the rhythm, or simply wait for liquidity to return before acting. Don’t take a "cut" when emotions are high. Recently, social mining and fan tokens are more like using attention as fuel. It’s lively, but when liquidity is thin, it’s easiest to get educated… I’ll just honestly trim my positions, avoid black boxes, and stick to that for now.