Last night, I was itching to make a trade, but I ended up getting taught a lesson by a slip of the finger... Watching the price there, clicking it felt like squeezing into the subway—if you're not careful, it deforms under pressure. Honestly, I was too impatient; I didn't have the patience for limit orders. Maybe splitting it into several smaller trades would have been better, but I wanted to do it all at once, messing up the rhythm. Looking back: first, check if the order book is thick enough, then decide whether to rush with a market order or place a limit and wait; also, don’t add to your position when you're emotional—I completely ignored the budget I wrote down on paper. Recently, everyone’s comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products, and I’ve been tempted too, but thinking about last night’s mistake, forget it. I’ll just focus on practicing my order placement skills first.