StrollingOnTheEdgeOfThe

Lately, I keep hearing people talk about block builders, bundles, and it seems retail investors don't really need to push themselves to become researchers. To put it simply, you just need to know: the transactions you send may not go "directly on the chain," they could be bundled or front-run, especially in hot pools or front-running scenarios. Don’t be naive and think that clicking confirm guarantees fair queuing.
My own "sufficient standard" is: for large or sensitive transactions, try to use private channels or set slippage, don’t run naked on the chain; for small daily transactions, don’t

These days, I've been seeing a bunch of anxiety about "unlock calendars are coming, selling pressure is coming." I eventually just stopped checking for a while... The more I look, the more I feel the urge to leverage up, which is purely inviting trouble. Honestly, what often blows you up isn't the news itself, but the oracle's "half a beat" price feed: when the market suddenly moves, the on-chain price hasn't caught up yet, and the liquidation line seems to have been secretly moved. You think you're still safe, but in reality, you're already queued up to be liquidated. My approach is pretty si