When I see that kind of "cutting in line" on the chain, I start to wonder, who is fairness really for. A small trader swaps a little, clearly just wanting to exchange some coins for firewood, but ends up being squeezed from both sides, with slippage turning into "tuition"; even worse are some strategy traders, no matter how stable their parameters are, they can't withstand a change in order sorting, their profits are drained, and they think it's just their shaky hands. To put it simply, MEV isn't just about how much robots make, but about injecting uncertainty into every ordinary person's transaction.

Some also say that using on-chain data tools can give a clearer picture, but the tagging system is sometimes really lagging, and even a little misguidance can lead to deviation... I can only be more relaxed now: chase fewer hot topics, split up trades, set tighter slippage, go when you can, give up when you can't, and slowly add firewood.