The weather today is extremely stuffy, and there's traffic jam on the road. The coffee left on the table cooled down after two sips... Then my order from last night also cooled off completely: even though my direction wasn't too off, I got slippage (slippage) and deep education. Basically, I saw a rally and got anxious, immediately placed a market order, and the order book was so thin it was like paper, crossing several levels, the transaction price directly deteriorated, and when it retraced, my mentality collapsed and I chased to cut, messing up the rhythm.

Looking back, it's actually quite simple: when depth isn't enough, don't trade with emotion, split orders into smaller parts, place limit orders, and wait for liquidity to return; if you really want to chase, first consider the slippage you can tolerate, otherwise "even if you see it right, you'll still lose." Recently, the market is again talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index is shaking along with risk assets, but I think it's better not to blindly trust any signal. The exchange's popularity, on-chain inflows, and market sentiment need to align before I dare to take a bigger position... For now, that's it, today I will keep my fingers in check.