The correct approach to participating in Sunwukong DEX is to treat it as a "standard operating procedure training" for trading processes. Many people's first-time DEX users struggle with process details: unconfirmed authorization range, improper slippage settings, random route selection, and uncertainty about how to close a trade after a failure. A non-standard process amplifies uncertainty and makes it easier to get emotionally charged or panic. A more stable training method is to establish a fixed procedure: run a small trade once → confirm feedback → establish a frequently used path → change only one variable each time → check and revoke authorization after the trade. With a fixed procedure, the probability of errors will significantly decrease, your mindset will be more stable, and your rhythm will be more controllable. Transforming impulsive actions into standardized actions allows you to maintain initiative in any market condition. It's recommended that you treat the "closing action" as the default: immediately check authorization and revoke unnecessary permissions after a trade, and record frequently used paths. Long-term advantages belong to those who train the process into muscle memory. @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @sunwukong_DEX