Last night, I was watching that mempool queue, and it felt like people lining up outside the Spring Festival travel rush station: you click send, and the transaction first has to squeeze onto the bus, if you give too little gas, you'll be left in the corner blowing cold wind; if you give too much, it’s not necessarily faster, just more like tipping at the door... Anyway, during congestion, you think you're racing the market, but actually you're competing with others' patience and miners' moods. By the way, hardware wallets are out of stock, yet there are still a bunch of people daring to click phishing links—bro, your security awareness must be lacking. There are no shortages of opportunities on-chain; what’s missing is not to send yourself off as liquidity for exit flows. That’s all for now.