I used to think that the MEV "cutting in line" was far from me, anyway I wouldn't抢 the initial launch. Now after watching more capital flows, I understand: it's not about who makes more money, but who is forced to be the "bidding person"—slippage increases, transactions slow down, and the most frustrating part is you think you've confirmed, but you've actually just thrown your intent into someone else's ordering game.

Especially with cross-chain bridges that just had issues, everyone suddenly collectively "waits for confirmation," and on-chain looks more like a vacuum period: quotes become chaotic (like oracles acting up), bots dare to抢 more, and the more you hesitate, the easier you get squeezed. My only habit is: when I see abnormal inflows or permission changes, I prefer not to move rather than race for speed. Fairness or unfairness aside, at least don't send yourself as fuel.