Recently, that kind of "cutting in line" on the blockchain has been making me a bit uncomfortable: you think you're queuing in order, but in reality, someone can just throw in a little tip to squeeze ahead of you. The biggest impact isn't necessarily from whales, but from small orders—slippage gets eaten, transaction prices worsen, and you think you just made a mistake with a misclick. To put it simply, sorting isn't just a technical obsession; it's that moment when the sense of fairness gets eroded.

And then these days, hardware wallets are out of stock, phishing links are everywhere in the group chat. People's security awareness is definitely increasing, but I always feel like we're one side defending against "fake entry points," while silently accepting "real cutting in line." It's pretty surreal... Anyway, now I just set limit orders whenever I can, split orders when I can, keep a calm mindset, and thank you.