Just saw a post talking about bundles and block builders—honestly, it feels pretty subtle. At first I thought these things were far beyond me, but then I realized it’s actually just like the stove in a restaurant’s kitchen—you don’t need to know how the cook flips the pan, but you do need to know whether someone is secretly adding stuff to your food.

For retail users, knowing this stuff exists is enough. Don’t go researching how to capture MEV or how to build strategies. Anyway, I’m the kind of clumsy person who can’t beat bots on reaction speed, and I definitely can’t compete on computing power.
Recently, in the social mining and fan token space, after looking around, it feels a bit like opening blind boxes—you think you’re mining attention, but along the way you find out you’re helping someone else crowdfund attention. You don’t make money, and you end up becoming the denominator of traffic yourself first.
At the end of the day: keep your position light. If the funding rate looks off, run. Don’t treat spot as an oracle. Don’t treat contracts as cash machines. That’s it for now.