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Recently, I saw new L1/L2 projects issuing incentives to boost TVL again, and old users in the group are rushing in while complaining, "Mining, selling..." I actually don't have much emotion about it; I've seen this routine too many times. What I want to talk about more is the matter of stop-loss, which really feels like a breakup—dragging it out without admitting it, sinking deeper and deeper, and having to pay the opportunity cost "interest." In the end, people get tired, and the positions become trash.
I've now learned to be smarter, setting smaller goals: not expecting to recover everythin

Recently, people keep asking me, "Do you need to understand blockchain builders and bundling?" I think retail investors only need to understand enough to protect themselves: you just need to know that some transactions are not added to the block in the order you click the button; they might be "packed" and inserted out of order, resulting in a situation where it looks like the trade can go through, but in the end, the price gets squeezed, and the Gas fee isn't low either, which can easily cause frustration.
Details like auction mechanisms or who is collaborating with whom... frankly, they don'