Honestly, after spending so long lately stuck in this sandwich layer, I’m actually a bit worn out by this kind of “certain yield.” Look at it: one moment an address just posts orders in front of a Uni V3 pool, and the next moment, robots lay two layers both before and behind it. Slippage, fees, transaction order—every step is calculated down to the last detail. Plainly put, it’s helping someone else do market-making, and what it “earns” is really just the network fee.

I’m not sure if this is the shortest path to getting rich. In any case, cross-checking the fund flows on-chain tells me this: that profit, which looks like you “picked it up for free,” always has someone paying the cost quietly somewhere in the process. Like social mining with fan tokens— you think it’s your attention that’s shining, but when you look back, it might just be a carefully arranged three-layer setup laid out by someone else.

Sometimes, the reflections thrown back by the mirrored sphere are truly your own emotions.