Just paid my tuition again: I thought I was trading quickly, but actually I was opening my slippage too loosely, and I didn’t see the depth of the pool clearly. As a result, I stepped into someone else’s waiting queue and got squeezed clearly. Looking back at the trading records, the real problem isn’t “wrong direction,” but chaotic rhythm: getting itchy at every fluctuation, not splitting trades, not placing limit orders, insisting on rushing all at once. Honestly, speeding up when the depth isn’t enough is just feeding MEV…

Recently, everyone is focusing on testnet incentives and points, and the group is asking every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I also want to jump in, but now I’m more afraid of messing up trades for points, ending up with slippage and fees eating up all my expectations. First, get the order placement rhythm right; taking it slow actually feels more like protecting myself.