Just reviewed a failed token swap, really a lesson for myself... At the time, I saw the pool fee rate looked attractive and went all in, but the slippage was too loose, the depth wasn't enough, someone ate up the liquidity in one bite, and my transaction directly floated away. To put it simply: I was reckless and still wanted to jump into the water, then blamed the cold water.

From now on, I’ll add a “backup” habit for myself: before placing an order, leave a small amount first, test the actual transaction, then split it into two or three slow steps, don’t just rush in and turn myself into someone else’s profit. Also, don’t just look at the quote; open the pool depth and see if it’s as thin as paper—don’t force it.

By the way, recently there’s been a heated debate in the group about privacy coins/mixing coins/compliance boundaries. I’ll just treat the risk as a red flag first—prefer to earn less than have my trading records and mindset blow up together. That’s it for now, I’ll go tighten the slippage parameters again.