Lately, I've been watching those flashing arbitrage/mid-squeeze opportunities on the chain, and I always feel like I'm seeing an "opportunity," but in reality, it's mostly just someone else's fee pool waving at me... To put it simply, I'm slow to act, and I don't want to spend too much gas, so chasing in easily turns into me being the one who takes the hit. Staring at the screen for too long makes my eyes sore, my neck stiff, and the more uncomfortable I feel, the more impulsive I get to place an order—anyway, it's not very profitable.

Recently, before and after that mainstream public chain upgrade, people in the group are guessing whether projects will migrate. I'm more concerned about: will slippage be even bigger if things get chaotic, and will MEV become more aggressive? My current approach is pretty timid: split large amounts into smaller trades, use L2 whenever possible, and if I really want to act, I first drink some coconut water to calm down... Whether I make a profit or not is another matter, but I won't pretend to be "liquidity" myself.