I’m not very good at keeping up with the latest MEV tactics—bundles, block builders, and the like. Honestly, for retail investors, knowing the general picture is enough. Miners or validators can reorder transactions, ordinary people can’t outcompete bots, but there’s no need to panic. My own approach is to avoid peak hours and place orders slowly. In any case, I’m holding long term—if I get squeezed once, then I’ll just treat it as paying tuition.

Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of arguments in the groups about privacy coins and mixers. Some people think compliance is the trend, while others think privacy is the bottom line. I’m slow to react, so I listened to both sides, and it feels like this is similar to how bundles work: knowing too much can make you get carried away. Retail investors just need to know not to use big money to bet in gray areas; the rest is up to time. Moving slower can help you avoid a lot of traps.