These days, the group is again arguing that the funding rate is almost "extreme"—whether it's a reversal or just more bubble squeezing... It's giving me a headache. By the way, about the blockchain builder/bundle system, I think retail investors only need to understand about 70-80% of it: the transactions you send out don't necessarily go directly into a block; they might be bundled together and auctioned in a pack (bundle) to be inserted, which can lead to experiences like "I clicked first but still was slow / slippage is so outrageous."

To put it simply, you don't need to study how they auction or how they sort; just remember three points: 1) During major market moves + high fee periods, front-running / sandwich attacks are more active; 2) Don't randomly click on pools with ultra-thin liquidity—small positions can also be educated; 3) Use routing or private messaging with some protection if possible, and if not, avoid chasing those single-candle K-line patterns. Anyway, my position is like a cat—profit and run, lose and pretend to be dead, for now...