I almost sent myself off just now... When copying the address, I accidentally clicked one more time, and on the other side of the bridge, I only realized it was wrong after confirming, my heart rate shot up. Luckily, the amount wasn't large, so I guess I paid my tuition fee.

Let's review, the real loss wasn't the direction, it was that I placed the order too hastily: seeing the price move, I just went all in without checking the pool depth first, and I set the slippage too wide, resulting in the trade being "eaten" up. To put it plainly, for large amounts, you should split the orders and take it slow—don't compete with yourself for time; especially with cross-chain transactions, there's an extra layer of uncertainty, and if your rhythm gets disrupted, it's easy to run into trouble.

Recently, everyone has been arguing about staking and sharing security in that "profit stacking" scheme, and I just want to laugh but can't really laugh: the higher the stacking, the more important the underlying liquidity and exit channels are—don't just focus on the profit screenshots. Anyway, from now on, I’ll check the depth and slippage first, then see if my fingers are steady... that’s all for now.