Recently, the group has been sharing more about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various screenshots of "de-pegging." Honestly, seeing so much of it is a bit overwhelming. It actually makes me think of block construction and bundle transactions: retail investors don't need to memorize PBS or auction mechanisms; just knowing that "the transaction you submit might not be included in the block in the order you expect" is enough. When slippage suddenly widens or the same transaction gets repeatedly front-run, don't rush to blame the wallet. First, tighten the slippage tolerance, split the orders, and try to trade during less crowded times. If necessary, use private/protected routing. The rest is just like traffic rules on the chain—knowing this exists helps prevent emotional reactions from taking over.