Someone in the group chat is talking about sandwich trading. It’s like both a free lunch and someone else’s leftover breadcrumbs on their plate—you think you’re eating, but you’re really helping the chef scrape plates. Anyway, I don’t dare touch it. Each one claims they can frontrun, but the result is either getting sandwiched or getting charged “reverse-run” fees by the other side. Lately, the privacy-coin scene has been noisy too—mixer tools are being watched, and it’s gotten to the point where I don’t even dare click Approve casually, afraid that once the signature goes out, it could turn into someone else’s revenue stream. Forget it—let’s just leave it at that; keeping that little bit of physical-button safety is enough.