I just got wrecked by a tiny failed order earlier… When I think about it, it’s still my clumsy hands. Watching the slippage on the pool’s surface didn’t look big, I went all-in in one go, but the depth was as thin as paper—someone ate first, and I got pulled out. The execution price floated to a level I couldn’t even make sense of. Plain and simple, slippage isn’t the number you enter; it’s the market giving you a look. When the depth isn’t enough, don’t rush to place orders—split it into two or three times and tap it in slowly, or just wait a bit.

During this airdrop season, the task platform has been rolling out anti-witch measures and a points system again, and the “loot-from-scams” crowd is grinding like they’re at work. I’m doing “mileage” tracking too, but I’m also questioning life. Just now, because of this mistake, I went and followed an account that talks about trading rhythm—scrolled for ten minutes, then unfollowed… Too many “sure-win techniques” have me even more anxious. Anyway, from now on I’ll follow the rules: check the depth first, set the slippage, slow the rhythm down a little—otherwise it’s just me adding overtime for myself.