Last night I paid my tuition again... I originally wanted to take a quick small rebound on the chain, but when I opened the slippage wide, the pool depth was shallow, and I impatiently rushed into the market. The transaction was like an old radio tuning to the wrong station, with a "crackle" full of noise. Honestly, it’s not the market trapping me, it’s that I was too hasty with my order: seeing the candlestick move, I chased after it, forgetting to split the order first and test how deep it was.

Now, during the airdrop season, everyone is doing tasks like clocking in at work, and the platform is even anti-witching, with a points system that’s getting more competitive and stressful. I also tend to trade with this "must finish quickly" mentality... but it doesn’t feel right.

Today I set a smaller goal: not to chase a full meal in one go, but to do it in two or three parts, first using small orders to test the waters. If the price isn’t right, forget it. Strangely, with a smaller goal, I can stick to it more easily, no longer rushing like I’m catching the last train every day. Let’s start with this.