Recently, I saw someone again treating large on-chain transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges as "smart money," then rushing in to chase... I'm actually more concerned about how your transaction was inserted into the block. The words block builder, bundle, sound mysterious, but honestly, for retail investors, there are only two points: First, don’t think that clicking confirm means you’re “queuing for packing,” you might just be casually included in someone else’s batch of transactions; second, to avoid getting caught out, don’t gamble at market price in low-liquidity pools, set a slippage limit, split orders if necessary, and don’t hard match with popular paths. As for deeper stuff like where the builder is, who’s privately sending bundles to whom... I don’t follow that either, the information gap is too big, chasing it just turns you into liquidity for others. A friend also asked me, “Should I follow cold wallet movements to buy?” I can only say: it’s fine to watch the show, but before placing an order, think first if you’re that dish.