Last night I educated myself again: I saw the chart and immediately wanted to chase, but when I swapped coins on the chain, the slippage I took crushed my mentality... To put it plainly, I still didn't look at the depth; when liquidity is thin, I split my orders into two to accelerate the execution, the more urgent I was, the more I lost. Later, after reviewing, I realized that actually moving a bit slower, splitting into smaller orders, or just waiting a bit longer could have saved a lot of costs.

Recently, everyone has been talking about staking unlocks, token unlock schedules, and the anxiety about selling pressure. When the urge to sell comes up, I get itchy. Now I set a simple rule for myself: any order I want to place immediately, I first wait 10 minutes, check the order book or pool depth, and then decide whether to place it; if not satisfied, I just skip it. Positions are like potted plants—better not watering them at all than overwatering. That's it for now.