The old alarm clock on the table is ticking again.

Last night, I stared at the order book and impulsively made a move, only to be taught a lesson by slippage.
Basically, I was watching the limit orders and thought it was lively, but when I actually entered, I found the depth was as thin as fog.
My hand trembled, I clicked market price, and the transaction price immediately ran away.
Trying to fix it later only made it worse and more frantic, throwing the rhythm into chaos.

Only after reviewing did I realize: at such times, don’t force it.
Break it down into smaller parts, go slower, and be willing to wait two more minutes.
Recently, I see everyone arguing about NFT royalties, and it’s the same feeling—creators want income, but buyers and sellers complain about liquidity being squeezed...
In the end, the most expensive thing is “being in a hurry.”
I’ll turn the alarm clock back and remind myself not to be driven by emotions when placing orders.