Lately, I've been watching on-chain transactions, and people keep saying "Got another small arbitrage opportunity,"

I get a bit more calm: the moment you click, you might already be giving away transaction fees to others.
With sandwich attacks, to be honest, you think you're profiting, but you're actually caught in the middle as fuel,
If slippage is set too high, your mindset gets dragged along with it.

Anyway, what I care more about now is how the rules are written and how incentives are distributed,
so that "smart people" don't use information asymmetry to turn ordinary people into tax bases.
NFT royalties are also quite contentious: some say they must protect creators' income,
while others say secondary liquidity should be free...
It all sounds reasonable, but in the end, it's often traders and creators blaming each other,
platforms and routing take the money first.

I'm still the same as before, whenever I see proposals with goals like "increase trading volume,"
I tend to flip through a few more pages to see if they are defaulting to passing MEV costs onto users.
That's all for now, I need to get to work.