Last night, I impulsively wanted to add some liquidity, and as a result, I accidentally placed a small order as a "training material": I didn't check the depth, set the slippage too tight, and got stopped out twice. I got impatient and switched to market order to rush in... At the moment of execution, I knew I was losing money; the spread felt like it was being exploited. To be honest, it’s not the market tricking me, but my impulsive order timing. The more I fail, the more I want to quickly make up for it. In the future, I should honestly split orders and wait for the order book to refill, instead of fighting myself. Recently, the new L1/L2 incentives to boost TVL also seem similar; lively as it is, when too many people are buying and selling, liquidity suddenly becomes quite "thin." My partner next to me was complaining: "Aren't you supposed to close the app after minting? Why are you trading more actively than anyone else?"… Fine, I’ll note this down, for now, that’s it.