These days, I keep seeing everyone staring at the unlock calendar and shouting "selling pressure is coming," but I'm actually more concerned about the queue-jumping on the chain. To be honest, MEV/ordering isn't just a trap for "retail investors"; it disrupts everyone's trading experience: you think you've placed an order, but it gets front-run, slippage increases, and liquidity providers may not get what they deserve, ultimately everyone pays an "invisible fee." I just wanted to swap 20 USDT, a tiny amount, but I was front-run and had to wait over ten seconds for the transaction to go through, which instantly ruined my mood... So now I first check if the liquidity exit is sufficient and if there are any suspicious trading traces before deciding whether to participate; I’d rather earn a little less than be used as someone else's fuel.

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