Just got educated by myself again... I wanted to copy a small rebound, but I didn't keep an eye on the slippage, and the pool depth was just okay. I deliberately split into two trades and chased after them, and when the rhythm got chaotic, it was like stepping on an empty staircase. The transaction price kept getting worse, and I hesitated for two seconds before stopping out. I didn't lose much, but it was pretty annoying.

Honestly, I still trusted "this volume is fine," but on-chain liquidity isn't an ocean; it's tide and ebb, coming quickly and retreating just as fast. Recently, after the thefts on cross-chain bridges, everyone is shouting "wait for confirmation," and the oracle's occasional glitches also remind me: don't rush, don't force it.

Just jot this down, and conveniently revoke the authorization of a few commonly used contracts. No more adding positions tonight.