A common problem among many DEX traders is the lack of proper hedging; they insist on manual trading. I was no exception. I always felt that cross-platform hedging was too slow, so I habitually used manual high-frequency trading. I'd make a small profit each time, then stubbornly hold onto losing positions until a large loss occurred. Ultimately, it comes down to a lack of strict adherence to trading discipline, especially the failure to promptly implement stop-loss orders. I've been testing @okx's new "Contract Pooling" feature for the past few days, and overall it feels pretty good. It can greatly help you enforce trading discipline and reduce human intervention. Here's my experience: ① The app needs to be updated to version 6.197.0 or higher. After updating, click Trading → Strategy & Copy Trading → Contract Pooling on the homepage. ② It supports manually or AI-generated contract pools for multiple assets, essentially merging multiple positions into one for easier viewing and management. ③ It supports selecting 2–10 USDT-margined perpetual contracts, including Crypto tokens and Tradfi assets, allowing for flexible combinations based on investment preferences. ④ Various parameters for contract pooling, including position sizing, check time, stop-loss and take-profit levels, can be pre-set, freeing up time spent monitoring the market and reducing human intervention. ⑤ If DEXs adopt this feature, many people will likely use it, as it facilitates both earning trading points and effective position management.