These days, the hottest on-chain activity is the "sandwich/arbitrage" trades, with many people thinking they can also get a piece of the action. In reality, most of the price difference you see has long been factored into the transaction fees by bots queuing up. Especially when Meme + celebrity shout, attention shifts quickly, and newcomers rush in en masse. When slippage occurs and the trade executes, you realize you're just fueling someone else's profit: you think you're catching a bargain, but others see you as a liquidity withdrawal machine. The NFT market is similar; during the busiest times near the floor price, it's better to stay calm. The more unified the emotions, the more it feels like they're calling you to take the final shot... Anyway, I now prefer to eat a little less meat than to be the one who just "happens to execute" at the right moment. That's all for now.