Today I paid my tuition again: chasing a small fluctuation and rushing in, didn't carefully check the slippage, too lazy to click on the depth, ended up eating someone else's "air" order, staring blankly at the average price after the trade… Honestly, it's not the market trapping me, it's my order timing like rushing to catch the subway. From now on, I really need to split into several orders and set a limit price, instead of going all-in to test how thin the pool is. Airdrop season now feels like clocking in at work, the more strict the task platform becomes, the more impatient it makes people. I also tend to treat trading as "progressing quickly." I need to be reminded: when liquidity evaporates, the first thing to vanish is the mind. For now, that's it, I’ll review the charts tomorrow and not deceive myself.