These days, I’ve seen people complain about MEV again. Basically, it’s when someone on the blockchain can “cut in line” and push your transaction to the back, ruining the sense of fairness. The biggest impact isn’t actually on large traders, but on small-scale, tight-slippage regular users: even if they press confirm, their transaction price gets skewed, or it simply fails and they still pay fees, which can easily cause frustration.

I myself now prefer to prune my portfolio like trimming a bonsai, rather than making multiple small moves just to chase a momentary price. Plus, recently some places are tightening and loosening regulations, with tax policies changing unpredictably, and deposit/withdrawal expectations fluctuating. The more these times happen, the more I get itchy… Anyway, I’ll just rebalance according to the rules, leave some room, and not let emotions get the better of me due to “cut-in line” behavior. We’ll talk about it again next time.