I'm actually most afraid of missing out not on opportunities, but on realizing the risks and pretending I didn't see them. Last night, after a night run, I checked the blockchain, and this MEV "queue jumping" thing basically means someone pays to buy the order, moving your transaction a little forward or backward: big whales might see it as just a "toll" they have to pay, but small traders like us can easily become caught in the middle, with slippage a bit higher, execution a bit worse, and the experience feeling very mystical. What's more awkward is that many people still think it's because they're slow. Recently, modularization and the DA layer have been talked about intensely, developers are excited, but users are confused: you can layer it however you want below, but don’t make me feel like I’m going through a toll booth every time I switch tokens... Anyway, I’m trying to chase fewer pumps and dumps now, preferring to slow down, set limit orders, and keep my mindset stable first.