Recently, I keep seeing people ask whether blockchain builders, bundles, and these things require deep learning. To put it simply, retail investors just need to know how to "avoid pitfalls": your order doesn't go directly into the block, it might be bundled, front-run, or even the order's sequence can determine your transaction price. Don't worry about which builder is better; just remember two things: use a reliable wallet/router, and try to use private or protected paths; also, don't trade in pools with low liquidity, as slippage that’s too large is like leaving your door open.

Lately, there's been talk about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. My feeling is that during these times, it's easier to get itchy and chase gains. The more volatile it is, the more you should treat the "execution mechanism" as part of the cost. Otherwise, you might think you're losing on the direction, but actually, you're losing from being front-run or eaten at the price. That's all for now, taking it slow is fine.