The third time I see everyone being scared by terms like "data availability / ordering / finality"… Basically, just focus on one main thread: Is your transaction being "written in by whom and in what order," and "can it still be reversed after being written"? The former relates to whether you'll be front-run or sandwich attacked, and the latter means you might think it's secure when it's not, especially when leverage is involved and you get overconfident in this.



Recently, the group has been discussing stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors, with emotions running high. Actually, it's the same as above: who can see the information, who sees it first, and whether what you think is settled will still stay the same… Don’t just watch the candlestick charts, pay attention to the act of "confirmation" itself. Anyway, I’ve also slipped up before, and after looking at liquidation charts too many times, I can get overconfident. That’s all for now.
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