Last night I made a trade, and I ended up laughing at myself out of frustration: I was in such a rush to chase that move, the slippage was quite wide, the pool depth wasn't enough, and during those few seconds when I confirmed the order, the price fluctuated wildly, so the actual transaction was worse than I expected. To put it simply, it’s not that “the market is targeting me,” but that I placed the order too quickly… If I had slowed down, I would have seen that the trading volume at that time couldn’t really support it.

Now the group is again sharing charts about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and there are rumors about “de-pegging,” with more and more people getting anxious, and I almost got caught up in the hype too. Anyway, my approach is to be a step slower: first check the depth, think carefully about splitting orders/limit prices, and don’t give all permissions with one click. Better to earn a little less than to dig a hole for myself. That’s how I’ll proceed for now.