I just looked at the ordering of the latest big blocks—this MEV “queue-jumping” mechanism is getting more and more obvious. Same transaction: if you pay a bit more gas, you push others out. On-chain it’s just like the real world—whoever has more money goes first. But honestly, this kind of “fairness” is pretty ironic. The blockchain is supposed to be transparent, yet the right to ordering is still held tightly by a small number of nodes and bots.

Recently, that public chain said it plans to upgrade, and in the community people started speculating again about whether ecosystem projects will “run away” to other chains. Every time this happens, the wallets of big players quietly move, while small investors are still debating technical roadmaps. In any case, I feel that on-chain capital flows are the real barometer—who’s positioning early and who’s withdrawing overnight is crystal clear.

Sometimes it’s really annoying. Even though I know these tactics, there’s nothing I can do. Forget it—I'll keep watching the data. At least it’s more reliable than listening to people shill.