Just now in the group, they were again sharing the story of "a certain stablecoin losing its peg" and "reserve audits being opaque." When everyone gets nervous, they immediately want to switch coins/withdraw funds. Honestly, emotions are the easiest way to send fees and slippage together... Don't be scared just yet.

I'm focusing on one main thread: when does your transaction actually "considered truly executed," who goes first or last, and whether the data is already hardcoded. Data availability is like "whether you can see the ledger contents, whether it can be recalculated"; ordering is "who jumps the queue and who gets front-run," MEV loves to make small moves here; finality is "no rollback, no changing your mind." The terminology sounds mysterious, but it’s actually directly related to whether you experience delays, reordering, or failed packing after confirmation. Anyway, I won't rush to panic over the peg depegging rumors. First, watch the routing, check the pool depth, set limit orders if possible—don't let yourself become someone else's tip.