Last night, I flipped through the address relationship chart until my eyes felt sore. The more I looked, the more I thought that this “cutting in line” on the blockchain is quite mystical: with the same mint/sell transaction, you think you're clicking quickly, but in reality, someone else is pushing you to the back. When the floor price jitters, the ones hurt are often the regular orders and those chasing the floor... Honestly, it’s not about technical show-off or not, it’s about who can buy a more front-row position. My friends are still chatting about ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite causing crypto to rise and fall. I think to myself: no matter how lively the macro is, when on-chain sorting is unfair, your trading experience will still be subtly rewritten. Anyway, now I take a deep breath before placing an order, try to chase less if I can, meow.