Recently, people have been chatting about block builders and bundles. They sound pretty mystical, but honestly, retail investors only need to know the “good-enough version.” When you send a transaction, it doesn’t go straight onto the chain—someone is responsible for packaging it into a block. A bundle, put simply, means bundling a string of transactions and sending them through a “dedicated channel.” The upside is that you can be less likely to get sandwiched, but it also means you’re competing in the same race as more complex teams. If you study deeper, you can learn a lot too—but for someone like me, who sleeps and wakes up to find the narrative has changed, knowing two things is enough: don’t use this to gamble on short-term moves, and don’t set slippage too high. If you really need to move a large amount, split your orders and go slowly. Back in that time when cross-chain bridges were hacked and oracles reported errors, everyone was “waiting for confirmation.” I actually think that’s pretty healthy… I’m tired, but I’m still here. Anyway, I don’t stay up late or chase pumps—if I can, I’ll just try to avoid pitfalls.