Just now, while munching on potato chips and watching the blockchain, the more I looked, the more I felt that so-called "fairness" is pretty fragile in the face of MEV and ordering... You think that just confirming a transaction puts you in line, but in reality, others (robots / better bidders) directly cut in front of you, taking your small slippage and fees as if they were snacks. To be honest, the biggest impact is still on small retail traders, and the trading experience has become like opening a blind box. The upgrade/hard fork situation is also pretty frustrating; everyone is guessing whether the ecosystem will move before and after maintenance. I'm more worried about another wave of "queue rules changed but cut-ins remain the same," and in the end, it's our emotions that get driven by the candles first... Anyway, I’ll just write my plan now—if I can set a limit order, I won’t chase, and I’ll avoid becoming market fodder. I’m going to get to work.