Lately, people keep asking me, “Do I really need to understand block builders and bundles?” I feel retail investors only need to know about 80% of it. All you need to remember is this—your submitted transaction might not end up in a block in the order you want. In the middle, someone may be batching orders and stuffing packets, which can make your slippage bigger, your execution slower, and even make it seem like your order was “picked through” even though you clicked it.

Don’t rush to memorize jargon. What you can do is: use as reliable a routing/wallet as possible, don’t stubbornly chase trades when liquidity is ridiculously scarce, and when you see something abnormal, reduce your position first—don’t argue with yourself.

As for modularization and the DA layer stuff, developers are thrilled, but users are genuinely confused… I’m basically just watching the capital flow and the “temperature” of sentiment. If it gets too heated, I’ll add a bit of salt. You don’t need to understand me, and I don’t need anyone to understand me either. Let’s just protect our money first.