Recently, someone was talking about block builders, bundles, and such.

I'm the type who only enters the market after pulling up the chart, honestly retail traders really shouldn't push themselves to become researchers...
You just need to know: clicking "Trade" doesn't necessarily mean you go directly into the public pool, someone will bundle a bunch of trades and give them to the builder, aiming for faster/more stable execution, and it might also include you.
After watching perpetual data for a while, you'll understand—thinking you're "fast on the trigger" is often just following a prearranged rhythm.

Right now, I only focus on two things:
Avoid using the most aggressive slippage for large or sensitive trades, split into smaller orders if necessary;
And when you see sudden crazy quotes on-chain (like a few days ago when the oracle went haywire, and everyone was just "waiting for confirmation"), it's better to go slower than to force it.
And forget about cross-chain bridge hacks—once the bridge gets stuck, no matter how well you understand bundles, it's useless...

What I’ve learned isn’t tricks, but this: don’t mistake “I understand the mechanism” for “I can win.”
Be cautious when needed, and even if you’re tough-talking and tough-handed, there’s a limit.