These days, when the market drains liquidity quickly, my first reaction isn't to buy the dip, but to hold back. The more this happens, the more the mempool feels like a "push you first and then trap you," and when slippage is amplified, it's easy to get caught as a rookie trader. My simple method: when I see myself impulsively wanting to place an order, I first close the trading page to check the depth or transaction history, then reduce the slippage, split the order into smaller parts, and if possible, use limit orders instead of market orders; if I still want to trade, I just wait 10 minutes, and only act when my emotions settle down. Recently, I've been pretty caught up in testing network points and whether the mainnet will issue tokens, but getting too excited often leads to reckless authorization or chasing orders... Anyway, just focus on staying alive; there will be plenty of opportunities.