Just saw data from a chain game project—yet it’s already crashed again. Inflation model + studio scripts, the coin price spiral-drops, and retail investors end up backholding and standing guard—same old plot. Thinking about it, the on-chain ordering problem follows a similar logic too—MEV bots jumping the line and sweeping orders is, at its core, “cutting the queue.” Your honest, well-behaved queued transactions get pushed ahead of you when someone posts a higher gas fee; you get your slippage eaten and end up with nothing. Plainly put, on-chain fairness is ruined by this kind of “queue-jumping right.” But I’m not too pessimistic either. Once you’re familiar with the rhythm—like adjusting your breathing in yoga—you avoid trading during peak times, or you use some anti-sniping tools to split the risk into small moves. Go slower—don’t get hurt.