Recently, the group has been talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging rumors again.

The more it circulates, the more it sounds like "my friend said," and there's so much information that it makes people's heads buzz...
But honestly, what really affects my trading experience is often not that gossip, but the "cutting in line" caused by on-chain ordering.
With MEV, on the surface, it's just robots making a profit from arbitrage, but in reality, most of the affected people are ordinary users: you think you're trading at the price you see, but due to slippage, the fees end up being more expensive;
LPs also might not feel comfortable, as the constant front-running and back-running lead to more random impermanent loss.
My current filtering method is pretty crude: I only look at two tables—whether the protocol's revenue or buyback has changed, and whether the trading failure rate and average slippage have spiked.
Once I hear the rumors, I just listen and move on; data doesn't lie (at least it doesn't lie as much).
That's it for now.