Just now I almost clicked "Confirm" during the congestion, my hand was almost faster than my brain… First, scold myself: don’t rush. Mempool queuing, to put it simply, is like you’re shoving your transaction into a crowded corridor, and miners/packagers pick the ones that pay more and are easier to process first. You think it’s “buy/sell,” but what you might actually experience is: get stuck → get cut in line by someone else → price slips away → you start adding higher fees → get more anxious → in the end, either settle at a worse position or fail completely, but your mindset is already broken.

Now everyone compares RWA, government bond yields, and on-chain yield products together, I just want to remind: on-chain there’s “queuing cost” and “execution uncertainty,” don’t just stare at the numbers, you can’t see how your transaction is being shuffled around in the queue. My approach is very simple: during congestion, do less; if you really need to act, set the worst acceptable execution/deadline first, better to miss out than pay tuition with emotions for network congestion.