I just watched a project explain what block builders and bundles are, and I’m wondering—do retail investors really need to go this deep? To put it bluntly, you’re not the one chasing that MEV. So what do those fancy ordering strategies have to do with the little amount of USDT in your account? Anyway, after studying more crash samples, I found that most people who get confused by concepts like this and then rush in are basically just providing liquidity for others. Recently, RWA and U.S. Treasury yields have also been put front and center for comparison, and on-chain yield products are being promoted pretty loudly. Plainly speaking, it’s fixed-income in a different shell—don’t treat it like a matter of faith. I personally only remember one thing: if you don’t understand the game, don’t touch it, so you won’t have to write a report during the post-mortem. If you don’t want to pretend to understand, then that’s it.

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