Lately, watching those on-chain scenes like “I clearly clicked swap, why does the execution price look like someone pushed it,” it's basically just sandwich attacks + arbitrage collecting fees on the side. You think you're catching an opportunity, but often you're just adding to someone else's transaction fees... Honestly, the slower you are, the bigger your slippage, the more it looks like you're just sending them a red envelope.

Recently, AI Agents and automated trading have been hyped up quite a bit, claiming “fully automatic path optimization,” and I just want to laugh: if the path is optimal, what about safety? Giving out permissions, signing multiple times, in the end, who’s really concerned about security? It’s all just storytelling. You can tell right away. There are many tutorials, but I prefer those that openly explain transaction hashes, routing, and authorization records. Don’t just throw around “strategy invincible” and call it a day. Anyway, I’ll start with small amounts; I really don’t want to be that piece of meat in the liquidity pool.