Last night, I was browsing on-chain screenshots again and saw someone clearly caught in a "sandwich" attack... You think you're catching arbitrage opportunities, but you might just be giving someone a night fee. To put it simply, don't get excited when you see price differences; first think: who is faster in this trade, and who understands your path better.

Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles are acting up, with everyone collectively "waiting for confirmation." The market feels more and more like a psychological game: it's not that you don't want to rush in, but you first need to make sure you're not the one being liquidated. Anyway, I now always check slippage and routing before placing an order—better to miss out than to contribute to fees... That's how I do it for now.