I’m really fed up. I just set a gas limit a moment ago, thinking “once it’s set, it’ll be easy.” But then I kept watching the queue length in the mempool, and the more I looked, the more anxious I got. I set a reminder, but every minute felt like I needed to refresh, afraid of getting frontrun—or even just having the transaction get stuck. Later, I just shut the window to stop looking and pretend everything was fine. Then after half an hour, I reopened it and—hey, it went through, but I ended up paying a bit more in fees. Anyway, in this market, the rate-cut expectations and risk assets move up and down together, so people don’t know what to believe. When liquidity tightens, even the mempool gets swarmed like it’s a war. To put it bluntly, setting reminders is just psychological comfort—at the end of the day, you still panic when you’re supposed to.