I just made a stupid mistake again: I wanted to add a bit during the volatility, but I didn’t watch the slippage closely enough, and the pool depth was only so-so. I placed the order in two parts—on the second one, it got “snapped up” in one go. The execution price looked like a heart attack… Bottom line: I lost my timing, and the more rushed I was, the easier it was to dig a hole for myself. From now on, for liquidity that’s just okay, I’d rather do less, move more slowly, or just wait until the book is thicker before I act. Lately, hardware wallets have been constantly out of stock, and phishing links are everywhere, so I’m even less willing to operate frequently. Do less—make fewer mistakes. As for “long-term,” I think it should be at least on a quarterly basis; weekly/monthly feels more like emotional management. That’s it for now.