The most practical issue in trading isn't "whether the price will rise," but "whether the execution will be efficient." Slippage, market depth, matching efficiency, and path selection will all gradually erode your profits. Many people only focus on commissions, ignoring execution quality, resulting in profits being wiped out by execution costs even when the direction is correct. A mature DEX ecosystem should be like a toolbox: if you want to quickly switch positions, there's a clear exchange path; if you want to rotate positions, there are sufficient pools to accommodate them; if you want to use high-frequency strategies, there's stable confirmation and predictable costs. Once the trading experience is smooth, you'll be more willing to make planned operations rather than impulsive orders chasing highs and lows. It's recommended that you observe from a more professional perspective: whether the market depth of the same trading pair is stable at different times, whether the execution price frequently deviates, and whether the price impact during large position switching is controllable. Understanding these data will help you know where large funds are suitable for investment and where only small positions are suitable for initial testing. Trading isn't about who shouts the loudest, but about who executes the most solidly. @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @sunwukong_dex