Recently, I’ve been looking at those “sandwich + arbitrage” deals on the blockchain, and honestly, you think you’re picking up money, but most of the time you’re just a courier paying fees and gas for others. You chase the slippage and rush in, only to be cut off from both sides, and the little profit in your wallet evaporates... Now, I see the word “opportunity” and reflexively think: how do I retreat? If I can’t get out, I won’t enter—better to miss out.

By the way, NFT stuff is pretty similar: whether to charge royalties causes a huge fuss, creators shout that they can’t make a living, and the secondary market says liquidity is a matter of life and death. It all sounds right, but in the end, it’s often retail investors footing the bill, and the more trades, the more they get skimmed. Anyway, I have just one thing to say: don’t see yourself as a hunter; on the chain, you’re more often the prey. It’s not shameful to be a little cautious—if something’s absurd, just pull out.