Today during lunch break, feeling bored, I made a trade on L2, and ended up educating myself: I thought setting a 1% slippage would be safe, but the pool depth was so thin it was like paper. I ate it all in one go and ended up pushing myself to the highest price to get filled... What's more embarrassing is that I placed the order in two parts, and the second one was just snatched by someone else who rushed ahead. The feeling was like “I clicked very quickly, but still half a beat too slow.” Looking back, it all comes down to one sentence: don’t just focus on the slippage number, first check the depth and trading volume, and even when splitting orders, pay attention to the rhythm, or you’re just feeding MEV. Recently, everyone’s been talking about social mining and fan tokens, saying attention is mining. I’m a bit skeptical but also don’t want to dismiss it outright; anyway, attention can definitely be drained. I still believe that on-chain real users will gradually squeeze out the bubbles.