Are you saying I'm crazy, knowing full well not to chase but still slipping and chasing that one move... Last night I originally wanted to "fast in and out" to catch a fluctuation, but the slippage directly taught me a lesson. Seeing the order book looked quite thick, I only realized after clicking in that the depth was eating away layer by layer, the more I traded, the more the price moved against me. I was still foolishly clicking market orders twice, losing control of the rhythm, and later I couldn't even cancel in time. In the end, I was carried away by my own heartbeat, and I can't say I didn't deserve it.

Looking back, there are actually only three things: don’t press the button hard when emotions are high; glance at the depth a couple more times before placing an order, don’t just look at the candlestick chart; slow down on splitting orders to give yourself time to regret. The group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and rumors of “de-pegging” these days. Basically, everyone is anxious, and the more anxious they are, the more they love leverage for excitement... I’m the same, telling others not to get caught up, but my fingers get ahead of my words. For now, I’ll just turn down the leverage a bit today and stop fighting myself.