Recently browsing on-chain records, looking at sandwiches and arbitrage has become quite tiring... You think you've caught an "opportunity," click swap, and most likely you're just paying others fees and priority. Especially those quick swaps after cross-chain transfers, they are the easiest to be front-run, widen the slippage a bit, and it feels like scattering change on the roadside.

Am I really arbitraging or just being a leek?
Honestly, most of the time it's the latter.

Modular, DA layer developers are quite excited about this wave of development, but I, as a user, am just confused: no matter how big the narrative, what lands in my hands is just "whether this bridge is smooth today, if gas can be saved, or if I'll get front-run." Anyway, I now prefer small, multiple transactions, using limit orders or aggregators as much as possible, checking the route before clicking, taking it slow if needed—more security is more valuable.