Today it’s raining and the traffic is a nightmare, the coffee has cooled to half a cup, so I casually checked the blockchain... Recently, people keep asking about what retail investors need to understand about block builders, bundles, and these things. Honestly, you don’t need to memorize concepts; just remember one thing: the “transactions” you send on the chain may not be included in the block in the order you want, they could be bundled, front-run, or even used as bait by others, especially if you’re chasing hot topics or setting large slippage.

My current approach is pretty simple: for large amounts, split into batches; for small amounts, don’t follow the crowd to snatch seconds; if you can use a reliable private channel, do it, if not, tighten your tolerance and prefer fewer transactions. As for who exactly the builder is or what the bundle looks like, just get a rough idea—don’t push yourself to become a researcher... Anyway, you need to understand: you’re not trading with the “market,” you’re competing with the “packagers.”

The kind of economic collapse in blockchain games is pretty much the same; once inflation kicks in and studios start rolling, the coin price spirals, and retail investors rushing in blindly are just feeding liquidity into the system. After watching the hash power curves and these tricks, I still think old-school cost constraints are more reliable. That’s all for now.