Recently, someone asked me again how much retail investors need to understand about block builders, bundles, and these concepts. To be honest, you don't need to memorize concepts; just remember two things: first, when you place an order, it’s not "immediately included in a block"; there are transactions being assembled in the middle, and the order can be optimized; second, the slippage/failure/mysterious sandwiching you see isn’t always due to your mistake, sometimes it’s because you’ve thrown your transaction into a pool that others can pick through.

What you can do is quite simple: don’t blindly push large amounts, break them up; try to use more transparent methods (at least on-chain, so you can verify how you’re being queued).
The kind of inflation + studio + token price spiral in blockchain games is actually a bit like “builders arrange incentives in order,” and in the end, real players are always at the back of the line… pretty depressing. But on the flip side, the more things that can be verified, the fewer stories need to be told, and there’s still some hope. That’s all for now.