Recently, people have been talking about blockchain builders and bundles again.

At first, I also wanted to grind through it, but then I made a "version update" for myself:
From V1.0's "I need to understand everything to feel at ease," to V1.1's "Knowing it will affect my transactions is enough."
Honestly, retail investors don't need to study who is bundling or who is front-running at the algorithm level; just remember a few things:
On-chain transactions don't equal the moment you click;
Price slippage and failed transactions are sometimes not due to your mistake, but because someone in the queue is better at packing blocks;
For large amounts, split them into smaller ones, and don't chase too close during the hottest times.
As for recent social mining and fan token schemes—"attention is mining"—I feel it's more like packaging people's emotions and selling them again...
Anyway, I'll keep the window small first; it's lively, but don't be treated as liquidity.