Currently, market liquidity is indeed contracting, which I have clearly felt in my recent trading. The days when orders could be easily filled within minutes seem a bit distant now. I am now more cautious when placing orders, and slippage has increased significantly.
In this environment, I have adjusted my strategy—not to completely stop trading, but to slow down the pace of opening positions. There's no need to trade frequently; instead, I focus on selecting better entry points and waiting for truly certain opportunities. Quality over quantity is my new principle.
Additionally, we will be gradually distributing some subscription codes as a token of appreciation for your continued attention. No matter how the market fluctuates, continuous learning and adjustment are the keys to coping.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 9h ago
Such a large slippage and frequent order placement? That's just giving money to the exchange. Now you need to be more selective.
Quality over quantity, that's right. I've been doing the same recently, waiting for those obvious opportunities before taking action.
How long will this wave of liquidity contraction last? It feels a bit tough to endure.
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blockBoy
· 9h ago
Liquidity is so poor that slippage is ridiculously high. Bro, I totally understand how you feel.
But on the other hand, now is actually a good time to sharpen your sword. Quality > Quantity is definitely the way to go.
Wait, is the subscription code real or just teasing us again haha.
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NftDeepBreather
· 9h ago
Really, the slippage has been ridiculously high lately, feeling like I'm going against the market.
Quality over quantity is a good point, frequent trading just means paying fees to the exchange.
Let's wait and see if there's a subscription code, but the key is to stay calm and keep a steady mindset.
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defi_detective
· 9h ago
I've also recently felt the impact of liquidity shrinking, with huge slippage, really need to slow down.
Quality > Quantity, there's nothing wrong with that saying, just see how long I can hold back from getting itchy.
Currently, market liquidity is indeed contracting, which I have clearly felt in my recent trading. The days when orders could be easily filled within minutes seem a bit distant now. I am now more cautious when placing orders, and slippage has increased significantly.
In this environment, I have adjusted my strategy—not to completely stop trading, but to slow down the pace of opening positions. There's no need to trade frequently; instead, I focus on selecting better entry points and waiting for truly certain opportunities. Quality over quantity is my new principle.
Additionally, we will be gradually distributing some subscription codes as a token of appreciation for your continued attention. No matter how the market fluctuates, continuous learning and adjustment are the keys to coping.