Do you know what the most frustrating thing is? I didn’t misread the direction yesterday; I got wrecked by my own sloppy order placement rhythm... I thought “just eat it all at once,” but the depth of the pool couldn’t handle it at all. I even set a relatively large slippage tolerance, and the moment the trade executed, it was instantly broken through. Looking back, the average transaction price was completely different from what I had in mind.

After reviewing, there are just two points: first, don’t equate “can execute” with “good execution.” When the depth isn’t enough, raising the slippage tolerance is essentially just giving away money proactively; second, don’t place all your orders in one big chunk—split them into several parts, spread them out over time, at least avoid becoming a liquidity ATM in others’ eyes.

Recently, everyone’s been talking about AI Agents for automated trading and on-chain interactions. Honestly, that’s just storytelling; no one’s paying attention to safety and execution details. If automation doesn’t even care about slippage, depth, or order splitting, then it’s just outsourcing your “impulse” to a script. Anyway, I’ll just lower my slippage tolerance a bit—better not to execute than to become a lesson again.