Recently, I saw the on-chain front-running/ sandwich attack methods again, basically the unfair ordering of MEV. The first to be affected are actually ordinary people's slippage: you think you're executing at your chosen price, but someone front-runs you, and the difference becomes your tuition fee. What's even more frustrating is that it also lowers everyone's "trust threshold." When cross-chain bridge thefts happen, or oracles report abnormal prices, the community immediately adopts a unified stance: wait for confirmation, don't rush to act.


Anyway, the market isn't short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to survive longer.
If I could only keep one habit: always think of the worst-case scenario before placing an order.
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