Lately, I've been scrolling through on-chain records and it's getting a bit exhausting… Some people say "arbitrage opportunities are coming," but what I see more often are sandwiches that turn you into someone else's transaction fee. To be honest, real opportunities are usually hidden very deep; you either need to be fast and precise, or you're just fuel for bots.

Recently, with social mining and fan tokens—this "attention equals mining" concept—I also feel conflicted: you think you're mining, but you're actually providing data for projects and liquidity for whales. In the end, the rewards might not even cover a single slippage plus gas fee. Anyway, before I interact now, I first check if the pool is deep enough and whether the transaction routing is optimized. If I can set a limit price, I do so—better to do two fewer steps than become a teaching example… That's all for now.