Looking at those “queue-jumping” activities on the chain really gets me fired up. I just want to swap a coin or add some margin, and I get caught in the middle, with slippage teaching me a lesson... Honestly, MEV is just about whoever can get the ordering rights gets a few extra bites, but the ones getting eaten are often slow retail investors and liquidity pools. The most annoying part is that it’s not even “black,” where are the rules written? Only my wallet is bleeding.

Recently, NFT royalties have also become a hot topic: creators want income, trading platforms want liquidity, and the secondary market keeps competing—it's like racing on the chain—everyone is fighting for “who can get that tiny advantage first.” Now, I assume I’ll get snatched when I place an order—split the order if I can, set limit prices if I can, and before using high leverage, I’ll first pull the liquidation line further away... When the market heats up, I still jump a bit, but I just hope I don’t jump right under someone’s foot.