Just watched a deal that got hit by a sandwich attack—back then I’d have to spend half a day digging into who actually front-ran. Now I’m surprisingly calm. On-chain ordering shouldn’t be expected to be perfectly strict about first-come, first-served; cutting in is part of the rules.

With the latest news about taxes being added, I’m actually less hung up on the back-and-forth of deposits and withdrawals. Whether policy tightens or loosens, the outcomes just end up feeling as random as on-chain ordering. As for positions—plant them slowly. Don’t keep trying to work out every single point.

Today I suddenly realized: a lot of things aren’t something you can accept only after you’ve figured them out—you accept them, and then you don’t keep chasing for explanations.