NonceNinja

Honestly, lately I've been looking at the sandwich/arbitrage stuff, and the more I watch, the more it seems like: you think you're sniffing out an opportunity, but you're actually paying "fees" to others.
When I get anxious, I want to manually adjust slippage, change RPCs, or even stare at the transaction packing order for a long time, but the transaction can still get sandwiched...
Signature failures are not even this annoying.
What's more awkward is that now those on-chain data tools and tagging systems are also criticized for being laggy or misleading,
you see "safe addresses" and "

Both targets are achieved; the main players are giving face, and retail investors shouldn't be too greedy.

When meme hype is really intense, I actually get a bit nervous. The smoother the narrative, the easier it is to slip up and add to my position... Honestly, I treat it all as "practice" now. I'm not trying to beat the market; I'm practicing not to be led by emotions. Before entering, I write my stop-loss in the notes (yes, write it down), and accept it when triggered. Don’t treat “wait a bit longer” as a strategy.
Recently, the group has been forwarding rumors about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and de-pegging, wave after wave, which makes people anxious. My approach is even simpler: I