Lately I keep hearing people talk about block builders, bundles, as if you can't trade without understanding them. Honestly, for retail traders, it's enough to know that "your trade might be bundled, front-run, or sandwich attacked": don't use too large a slippage, avoid rushing into pools that are easy to target, split important operations into batches, use reliable routing if possible, and don't rely solely on your quick reflexes.

Later I realized that what really affects my trades isn't how advanced these terms are, but more about my psychological expectations regarding deposits and withdrawals... When a certain region imposes or relaxes taxes and regulations, the sentiment in the group immediately shifts, and on-chain congestion also changes. Anyway, I stick to my usual approach: watch the narrative + liquidity, mint and then close the software, and leave the rest to fate.