To be honest, every time I see that on-chain MEV “queue-jumping” playbook, people think it’s technical geniuses optimizing market efficiency. In reality, retail investors like us are the ones getting repeatedly harvested—we can’t even dream of “fair ordering.” Recently, there’s been criticism over miners/validators’ income; put plainly, even if transaction fees are higher, it doesn’t stop getting sandwiched. You place an order, and they run it through first—so all the profit goes to the bots. I sound pessimistic, but I’m still adding to my position, because in plain terms, this distorted “fairness” will be rebuilt sooner or later—it just depends on who can be the first to run into that trust low point. Forget it, that’s it for now.