Lately, everyone has been scared by words like "data availability / ordering / finality," but really, just focus on one main thread: the on-chain results you see, who queues first, how long it takes to truly land, and whether the script might be changed along the way. To put it simply: can the order be jumped, does the final decision take minutes or hours, and is the data truly public for others to verify.

These days, Meme + celebrities shout, and as soon as attention shifts, it’s like cats chasing laser pointers... veteran players say "don’t take the last baton," and I think that’s pretty right. Anyway, I now treat it more as practice, not necessarily to beat the market: being able to resist chasing, sticking to small positions as planned, losing is just buying a ticket, and making profit means adding some cat food. For now, let’s keep it like this—don’t let the terminology sway your mindset.