I only take one note: the so-called “cutting in line” on the blockchain is, in plain terms, selling slippage and time to people with more aggressive bids. In the end, those who are often affected are not the seasoned veterans who can adjust parameters themselves, but ordinary users who just click “confirm” without thinking—believing that “on-chain = fair.” It’s just like the kind of anxiety in the group where people share stablecoin regulation updates three times a day, reserve audit claims, and de-pegging rumors: the more you panic, the more likely you are to click the wrong thing, and the easier it is to be picked off by the sequence and fees.