These days, I’ve been watching the inflow and outflow of stablecoins on the blockchain again, and I feel like many “opportunities” actually look pretty similar: you just click confirm once, slip slippage, add a layer of arbitrage, and in the end, it seems like you’re just helping others gather transaction fees… Honestly, the sandwich attack isn’t about how clever the technology is; it’s more about how, in those few seconds you’re excited on the public chat, you’ve already been seen as liquidity.

I also find it a bit hard to understand the social mining and fan token schemes—everyone’s shouting “attention is mining,” but attention is too expensive, so expensive that you think you’re making money, when actually you’re just being harvested for time and emotions.

What I’m most afraid of missing isn’t actually the opportunity, but the impulse to blindly rush in when I don’t understand it at all. That’s all for now, I’ll keep lurking.