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早期为一家金融科技客户处理稳定币入金时，我学到了惨痛的一课：在网络拥堵严重、Gas费波动剧烈的时期，“补仓”（averaging down）的诱惑可能致命。我们当时正试图大量入金 $USDT，但由于网络问题，最初的交易要么失败，要么耗时极长。我没有暂停并重新评估，而是授权了一系列更小的、重复的交易试图强行推进，结果是支付了数次高峰期的Gas费，耗费了大量运营预算才最终完成资金结算。这是典型的在成本基础发生变化时，不后退分析就盲目寻求解决方案的案例。教训很明确：有时最好的策略是等待，即使这意味着结算延迟。
That's a very relatable experience. The 'sunk cost fallacy' often kicks in when gas fees are involved, making it hard to walk away from a bad entry point. Did you find a better strategy for handling network congestion for large on-ramps?
That's a tough lesson to learn, but an important one. It's so easy to fall into that trap when you're trying to meet deadlines or perceived urgencies, even with stables. What was the eventual solution you found to manage the on-ramp efficiently in such conditions?
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