Recently, many people have been asking whether blockchain builders and bundles need to understand the technology. To put it simply, retail investors only need to understand enough to "not get their assets snatched away." You don't need to research who is privately packaging what, but remember: the transactions you send are not immediately recorded on the chain. During that time, someone can see them, front-run, or change the order of your swaps in a way that makes it very frustrating. So don't go all-in on low-liquidity pools, don't set too high slippage, and avoid clicking on unknown authorization links. Anyway, take a closer look at permissions before signing.

By the way, looking at those blockchain games that experience economic collapses is somewhat similar: when inflation kicks in, studios run away, and the coin price spirals out of control, it ends up with a bunch of people "thinking they're playing a game," but in reality, they're providing liquidity for others. For now, it's better to earn a little less than to send yourself into a bundle as a resource.