$USDC Liquidity is one of the crucial factors that is often overlooked by beginner traders. In fact, liquidity can determine whether you buy low or end up losing due to slippage.

My method for evaluating liquidity before entering

- Look at Daily Volume

- Check the Order Book

- Observe Slippage in Order Simulation

- Check the Pair Used

My Strategy to Avoid Slippage

- Use Limit Orders, Not Market Orders

- Avoid Large Entries in Microcap Tokens or DEXs Without Checking Liquidity

- Break Orders into Several Parts

- Avoid Entry During High Volatility (e.g., during FOMC or major listings)

My real experience: I once swapped a new token on a DEX without checking liquidity. I intended to buy $500, but due to low liquidity, I only received $420 worth of tokens, the rest was lost due to high slippage (16%).

Since then, I always check the impact and liquidity pool before entering a new token — an expensive but valuable lesson.

Conclusion: Liquidity is key to efficient price execution.

The higher the liquidity → the smaller the slippage → the more precise our strategy.

🔑 Key to success: “Don’t just focus on the price direction, also pay attention to how you enter and exit the market.”