Last night, I made a mistake on a trade, and after reviewing it for a while, I realized it wasn't a wrong direction, I was just too impatient. Seeing that there weren't many orders hanging in the pool and still rushing in, the slippage immediately "educated" me; the transaction price was a cut below the line I had in mind. To put it simply, if you lack depth, don't assume you can eat it all at once, split the orders, trade more slowly, or simply wait until liquidity returns before acting. Now, on-chain large transfers and exchange hot and cold wallets being interpreted as smart money whenever they move, I also take a second look, but when actually placing an order, I still have to go back to the basics: don't chase when you're emotional, and the rhythm is more reliable than "news." Be cautious, that's all for now.