Last night I paid my tuition again... I originally wanted to exchange some coins on the on-chain mini-game to buy cat food, but I was too quick with my hand, slipped and clicked too loosely, the pool depth was also average, and that click felt like stepping off a ledge, the execution price drifted away more than I expected. To be honest, it’s not that the market is so bad, but my order placement rhythm was too hurried: seeing the candlestick move and chasing, not waiting for the order to slowly fill, the more anxious I am, the easier it is to be “harvested” by a slip.

Looking back, there are only three things: first, check the depth; if it’s not enough, split into several orders; don’t cut corners on slippage; if you really want to rush, give yourself a two-second cooling-off period... I no longer believe that “click fast enough to win.”

By the way, I want to complain about the recent social mining and fan token schemes, everyone says attention is mining, but attention is too fleeting, today they call you, tomorrow you forget, I just see it as entertainment, don’t treat yourself like a mining machine. If you lose, consider it a ticket purchase, that’s all for now.