Lately, looking at on-chain transactions, I always feel like I'm waiting in line at a highway entrance, MEV's "cut-in" essentially means taking a little bit of the price you could have gotten. The biggest impact isn't actually whales, but ordinary people who casually chase hot trends with slippage open, even though they've clicked to execute, they get sandwiched, and their mood crashes immediately.

Airdrop season is also quite surreal, task platforms and anti-witchcraft measures are increasingly resembling clocking in for work, and with the points system in place, everyone is more competitive, the chain is more crowded, and the space for cut-ins is even larger... There's too much information, and I feel anxious. In the end, I can only use a simple method: focus only on my two frequently used chains and three pools, treat everything else as noise, miss out if I do, anyway, positions can be moved quickly but I need to survive longer.