DEX-style trading, with its continuous rhythm, is more like a "trading endurance race" than a sprint: it reduces the psychological burden of the first order and then uses a consistent rhythm to push attempts towards reuse. For newcomers, the hardest part isn't understanding the concepts, but daring to put them into practice; for experienced users, the most important thing isn't excitement, but whether depth, slippage, and execution rhythm can be stable. The smoother the process, the more willing you are to make small adjustments; the more frequent these small adjustments, the easier it is to mitigate risk early, and the easier it is to streamline the strategy. A more stable approach is to break down trading into "dashboard management": the practice account is only responsible for running through the path (order placement, cancellation, entry and exit, and execution review), and recording three metrics (slippage threshold, execution time, and entry/exit cost); the strategy account is responsible for executing according to the rules (budget cap, position boundaries, exit conditions, and check frequency). After each session, do only one thing: improve the worst item on the dashboard little by little. You'll find that long-term win rates are often not about making a single correct bet, but about steadily improving execution quality through small, rapid steps. @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @sunwukong_dex @TRONDAO