Last night at the station waiting for the bus, I casually did a token swap on the blockchain, and ended up getting educated by myself: watching the price jump happily, I just went all in, didn’t adjust the slippage, didn’t check the pool depth, and the moment I executed the trade, I was directly "eaten" for a chunk. To put it simply, it’s not the market trapping me, it’s that I placed the order too hastily, when I could have split it into two, waited a few seconds for the depth to come back a bit, but I insisted on chasing the price… Anyway, I lost quite cleanly this time.

What I fear most isn’t losing, but losing and still refusing to review my mistakes. Looking back now at the recent social mining and fan tokens, what everyone is really fighting over is attention, and when it’s hot, the depth is like paper, so if you really want to make a move, you need to be slower and split your orders. For now, let it be, the ups and downs are up to fate, don’t think your quick fingers are a skill.