I'm not very good at explaining the underlying details of block builders and bundles—frankly, I don't even want to force myself to become a researcher... But retail traders actually just need to know this: "it will affect my executions and stop-losses." Remember this: the trade you tap might not make it into the block right away. It could be packaged by someone else into one clump and shoved in together, and the order can still be rearranged—so the result is bigger slippage, and your stop-loss gets blown through like someone smelled it out early and kicked it open.

My approach is pretty rough: on nights with big volatility, try to use fewer tight stop-losses that look “very safe”—split up your positions and give yourself some breathing room. If you really want to chase the price, then just admit you're paying tuition; don't lie to yourself that it's a “precise entry.” As for all that sell-pressure anxiety from staking unlocks and the token unlock calendars constantly getting posted everywhere—anyway, once volatility hits, who ends up going first on-chain matters even more... After watching liquidation lines for long enough, people learn to prioritize saving their life first, and deal with everything else later.