Last night I was again too stupid myself... chasing a sharp drop, trying to buy the dip, but I opened my slippage too loosely, thinking "just a little," then stepped in and realized the depth wasn't enough at all, eating orders until the price was all air, the average price directly deteriorated, and the position instantly became heavier, just five minutes away from liquidation.

Looking back, it's not that the direction was wrong, but the rhythm was terrible: don't split orders when you shouldn't, rush to enter all at once; when the order book fills back, I still want to grab. In the future, I’d rather earn less first, see how much liquidity is in the pool, then split my entries over time, set the slippage fixed, and don't give myself the illusion of "it can definitely fill."

By the way, I thought of the current blockchain games with inflation + studio crowding in, where prices drop and spiral down, similar to how I got deeply educated by rushing in all at once... Forget it, better to pull back my hands, staying alive is the most important.