Last night, when monitoring those swap transactions on the chain, I was once again disgusted by MEV "cutting in line"... To put it simply, it’s not about who is smarter, but about you thinking you’re trading at the current price, only to be squeezed, making slippage and fees become especially unreasonable. For LPs, it’s more intuitive: the price in the pool is pushed back and forth instantly, impermanent loss feels like being dragged along, and liquidity migration is also accelerated by this noise.

During the recent extreme fee rate wave, the group argued whether to reverse or continue squeezing the bubble. I, for one, see that the more chaotic the on-chain ordering gets, the less tempted I am to act rashly. There was a time I genuinely didn’t understand and chose not to move; I placed a small order just to try, but after being sandwich-attacked, I was left with only the feeling of "paying tuition"... Forget it, better not chase if I can help it. Taking it slow actually helps me sleep better.