Lately I keep seeing words like “block builders” and “bundles,” and honestly, retail investors don’t need to turn themselves into researchers… Just remember: the transaction you send out doesn’t necessarily get included in the block in the order you want; someone might bundle, cut in line, or even sandwich you, especially when dealing with DEXs or sniping mints. Yesterday, I looked at the blockchain and saw that two transactions, one before and one after a swap, almost got included in the same second, with similar gas fees, but the order was forcibly rearranged, resulting in a full slippage. It’s pretty frustrating. For me, the “level of knowledge” that’s enough is: avoid using outrageous slippage, try to use private/protected RPC or wallet options, and don’t put too much into a single pool openly—split it into several smaller transactions if needed. Modular development and DeFi layer narratives are exciting, but for us regular folks… if the experience isn’t smoother or safer, I’m too lazy to chase after new terms.