Recently, I saw everyone talking about blockchain builders, bundles, and so on.

Actually, retail investors don't need to force themselves to become researchers.
For me, knowing three things is enough:
First, on-chain "you think transactions happen in order" is often not the case; the packagers can pick and choose orders.
Second, when you place market orders or chase prices in a rush, you're most likely to get front-run; don't set too large a slippage, and use limit orders when possible.
Third, don't blindly believe in "I'm fast," sometimes it's a structural issue, not your internet speed.
Thinking about it later, it’s quite funny; I really used to think that clicking a few more times could beat the machines.
As for social mining, fan tokens, and the "attention is mining" approach, it sounds lively, but attention itself is already the most expensive...
Anyway, I pay more attention to hard signals like funding rates and open interest; treat hype as noise, and don’t let your emotions get bundled in.