Lately, when I scroll through on-chain records, I keep running into “sandwich” and “arbitrage.” Honestly, you think you’ve picked up a bargain, but in many cases you’re really just helping others rack up fees and making “clip/MEV sandwich” money… especially those impulsive trades where someone hits market and goes all-in in one go—I’m even nervous for myself. The same goes for that whole testnet incentives, points, and stuff. People in the group are constantly guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens, and it gets everyone itching to go “practice” early—then, while they’re practicing, they end up handing over slippage and authorization along the way. Anyway, I’d rather move slower now. If I really want to take part, I split it into small orders, don’t chase the hype, and I only delegate to node ecosystems I’m familiar with. First, revoke any unnecessary authorizations in my wallet, so I don’t get “woken up” someday.