Lately I've been staring at the liquidity pool until my eyes hurt, and the more I look, the more I think that the whole sandwich/arbitrage thing, you know, you think it's an "opportunity," but often it's just someone else paying fees + serving as a liquidity background.

Sometimes I get impulsive and want to jump in, but as soon as slippage widens and the trade executes, I realize I'm just working for someone else... it's pretty awkward.

And now those on-chain data tools and address labels are also being criticized for being outdated, right?
You see something like "某某 robot is eating meat," but maybe the label is already expired, or they deliberately change the shell to mislead you.
Forget it, to put it plainly: don't be too superstitious about dashboards. If you really want to play, treat it like buying a lottery ticket—keep your position small, and if you lose, don't blame the "market targeting me."
I'll just keep being a bus stop observer, waiting for a good price before I get on.