To be honest, that little on-chain “cutting in line” thing is basically MEV bots front-running. You watch your transaction’s slippage get pulled higher, you buy at the top, and you think it’s just market volatility—when actually someone has lined up ahead of you. The anti-sniping idea is pretty simple: don’t hard-fight the bidding war; use some private transactions or a time lock. In any case, don’t foolishly rush straight into the public pool.

Recently, I’ve been seeing restaking and shared security getting criticized as being “matryoshka dolls.” Do the returns stacked on top of each other really help prevent risks? I’m a bit skeptical, but not entirely dismissive. Anyway, for ordinary people, it’s best not to get involved in all those fancy stuff—just make sure your own trades aren’t being sniped. That matters more than anything.