Last night, I had a bad trade, mainly not because I was wrong about the direction, but because I was careless: I saw the pool wasn't very deep and still wanted to "eat it all in one bite," trading a bit casually, and as a result, the execution price drifted far beyond my expected range... Basically, I was using large orders to hard fight against liquidity. I used to blame "the chain being too congested," but now I can only admit: I didn't control my order pacing, splitting, waiting a few seconds, or even switching to a deeper pool could save me a lot of lessons. By the way, I saw the community arguing again about privacy coins/mixing and compliance boundaries, the debate is pretty fierce, but what I care more about now is: don't place orders based on emotions, because on-chain, it doesn't play fair. Anyway, this one was a tuition fee, so I’ll just pull my hands back.