Lately, I've been watching on-chain transactions, and the more I look, the more I feel that "sandwich/arbitrage" is often just a way to give others transaction fees... When I place an order now, I first glance at the pool depth and the recent slippage; if something feels off, I cancel. I'd rather miss out than become fuel for someone else's trade. Honestly, the more eager you are to execute, the easier you are to get sandwiched, especially during those hot trend chasing, impulsive moments.

By the way, it's pretty surreal that hardware wallets are out of stock, yet there are still tons of phishing links people click on. Security awareness is all over the place. Anyway, I now prefer to spend a few extra minutes verifying addresses and using bookmarks to access official sites—it's better than risking a big loss over that small convenience. How about you?