When someone in the group says, "Stablecoins are about to be regulated / Reserve audits are opaque / They're losing their peg again," the emotions immediately spike, and I start trembling as I want to click to confirm. Frankly, the biggest loss at this moment isn't the grand narrative of "retail investors vs institutions," but that impulsive market order you place on the chain—MEV, the front-running, the "queue-jumping" tactics that target people like you who are eager to buy or sell quickly.

Right now, I see it more as a practice: when you see such news, pause for ten seconds first, and ask yourself, "Am I trading information, or am I trading panic?" Anyway, the chain won't be gentler just because you believe in fairness. Who does queue-jumping affect? It affects the most impatient, the ones most afraid of missing out—that's usually me. Let's start with that, and slowly improve.