The most annoying thing about monitoring the market at night isn't the fluctuations, but those moments when "I just clicked confirm, why did the transaction price slip a bit"... Later I realized that many of the arbitrage opportunities you think exist are actually sandwiches squeezing you from both sides. The opportunity is there, but most of the time you're just paying others a fee. Honestly, now I prefer to do fewer trades rather than chase those seemingly attractive price differences, especially when the network is congested and pools are thin—you're just getting educated when you jump in. The inflation + studio-generated volume in blockchain games is the same; it looks lively on the surface, but underneath it's a spiral, and retail investors rushing in just become fuel. Anyway, I only have two methods: don't chase, set slippage to the limit, and if I don't hit, so be it—save some bullets. Alright, I'm off to work.