To be honest, this whole bundle and block builder thing—I think retail investors only need to know “it exists” and that’s about it. Understanding that blocks are basically people lining up, and bundles are the tickets that get inserted ahead of the line, is enough. Before on-chain finality is confirmed, everything can still change—that’s the key point.

Recently, around a public chain’s upgrade before and after, I saw plenty of people in groups getting anxious and panicking, worried that liquidity might just run away. But really, once finality is confirmed, there’s no need to scare yourself.

That said, it can still feel pretty exhausting sometimes. Retail news is already a beat late, and you still have to figure out what’s noise. Anyway, for me, watching the confirmation count is more solid than anything else. Anyone who’s been through a rollback probably understands that feeling of “confirmation count is faith.” Not pessimistic—just thinking, look at it run steadily through dozens of blocks first, then talk about other things.