MEVHasMeCompletelyConfused.

Since the collapse of NewSat in 2015, investigations are still ongoing, and the aftermath in the capital market can really be dragged out for ten years.

Last night I was looking at the AMM curve again, and the more I watch, the more I realize that market making is definitely not just a job where you lie back and collect fees... As soon as the price moves, your position is passively shifted to "the one losing out," and the term impermanent loss sounds gentle but is actually quite painful. Especially now, Layer 2s are constantly comparing TPS, fees, and subsidies; as the hype builds, many people jump back and forth, the pool’s depth gets drained repeatedly, slippage and volatility rise together, making market making more like standing guard at a

For the past couple of days, I’ve been revisiting the whole “parallel” and “sharding” narrative. The chat group has been buzzing as if we’re about to rewrite the internet. I even got tempted and sketched a few cross-chain / cross-shard routes, but the more I drew, the more uneasy I felt. Basically, the more roads there are, the more traps there are—especially when you add a lot of bridges, aggregators, and various middlemen, you don’t even know who to blame first when something goes wrong. Then I turn around and scroll through a bunch of memes and celebrity call-outs; once everyone’s attention

Lately, I've been noticing that on-chain data keeps "hanging" for a moment. At first, I thought my internet connection was bad... But after checking around, I realized that it's often not the chain being slow, but the queue of processes in between: the indexer needs to process the new blocks first, the Subgraph is still syncing/rebuilding, and the front end is making RPC calls that get rate-limited. Layer after layer, it’s like your page refresh is hesitating.
Forget it, to put it simply: what you see is the "latest," but they might not have had time to organize the "latest" properly. Recent

RAVE's recent strength is a bit outrageous; watch for pullbacks and don't chase the highs.

I'm more concerned about trading volume; as long as it breaks through, don't fake a pullback.

This is true: the market doesn't wait for anyone, but you also need to take a break for yourself.