Just saw a builder post a bundle queue… Lately, the testnet incentives and point expectations have everyone a bit worked up—there’s this whole vibe of refreshing the page and waiting to confirm, you know how it is.

Honestly, retail users don’t need to obsess over the fine details of block building—things like ordering, mev-boost, and OFAC compliance. Knowing the basic concepts is enough. The main thing is two points: will your transaction get sandwiched, and can you get out at the expected price. The sandwichers can even lock onto a tiny uni v2 order. If you’re not a seasoned player, don’t just randomly daito and try to snatch the front-run.

Some project teams use point expectations to boost their presence—whether the mainnet actually goes live is anybody’s guess. My approach is to look at what’s really happening on-chain: if you find your tx sitting in the mempool for too long, just give up or take another route. Anyway, it’s better to have a cup of tea and wait for the next round than to keep fiddling with bundle retries.