Just got caught on the wrong side of a slippage on $MDB—my buy order triggered a couple bucks above my target level. Market moved faster than the alert execution, which is the typical story when you're dealing with lower liquidity or volatile intraday moves. The spread between my intended entry and actual fill caught me off guard, but that's the game when you're trading around key support levels. Anyone else dealing with similar execution gaps on mid-cap positions lately?
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BearMarketBuilder
· 01-08 05:10
Slippage is really incredible; low liquidity really messes with people.
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BrokeBeans
· 01-07 00:48
Slippage really is a pain, especially with mid-cap assets that have poor liquidity.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 01-07 00:47
Slippage is really annoying; low-liquidity tokens are just such a trap.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-07 00:38
Slippage is messing with me again, MDB has directly broken the defense, which is why I always say that tokens with poor liquidity are really a trap.
Just got caught on the wrong side of a slippage on $MDB—my buy order triggered a couple bucks above my target level. Market moved faster than the alert execution, which is the typical story when you're dealing with lower liquidity or volatile intraday moves. The spread between my intended entry and actual fill caught me off guard, but that's the game when you're trading around key support levels. Anyone else dealing with similar execution gaps on mid-cap positions lately?