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Today I turned off all those switches for “Auto Signature/Auto Authorization”… Watching on-chain front-running (MEV/ordering) feels more and more uncomfortable. Honestly, it’s not about who’s smarter—it’s about who’s closer to the ordering. The ones affected aren’t only the person who gets “sandwiched”; liquidity, slippage, and even ordinary people placing a limit order can end up being treated like a public menu. Recently, cross-chain bridges were hacked again, and there was that wave of abnormal oracle pricing—where everyone collectively “waited for confirmation.” In reality, it’s the same t

I just looked through a chain transaction that looked like a "coincidental transfer," and I almost instinctively thought it was a random typo in the address... I got a little scared: if I had clicked on that "claim/reclaim" link directly at the time, I would have basically paid tuition.
Looking at the path, it’s actually quite clear: first a small exploratory transfer → a fork in the same relay address → finally converging into a familiar collection point, with two obvious front-running traces inserted along the way.
Recently, everyone has been complaining about validators eating MEV and u