Lately, the on-chain "queue jumping" stuff (MEV/ordering) is getting more and more annoying to watch. Basically, just because you press the button doesn't mean you're really at the front. Small token swaps might get a little slippage, which isn't a big deal; but some pools have low liquidity, or if you're chasing airdrops and doing tasks, the fees and slippage from a few transactions can add up, eating into your actual annualized returns, making you think you're "earning yield." Not to mention now the task platforms are cracking down on anti-witching measures and using point systems that feel like clocking in at work—everyone rushes in at the same time, making it easy to be treated as an ATM. Anyway, I now split my transactions whenever I can; I'd rather go slow than pay others for order flow.