Just now in the elevator, I checked a large transfer on the chain, and the signal kept dropping, so my hand was also floating... As a result, a swap was directly slippage-filled, and the execution price was quite a bit worse than I expected. Looking back, it was actually pretty stupid: I only looked at the quote, didn't check the pool depth, and when I placed the order I was still thinking "hurry up and get on," but once the rhythm got disrupted, someone else matched the trade and I got pushed to the back.

In the future, I might just honestly split my orders into several parts, or simply wait for a deeper pool to avoid emotional outbursts.
Recently, the group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and some "de-anchoring" rumors. Basically, it's a wave of emotions following one after another. The more I see, the more I want to slow down... But slowing down doesn't necessarily mean I won't step into a pit. How do you usually control the timing of your order placement?