Recently looking at on-chain transactions, sandwiches and arbitrage really seem similar: you think you've caught a "chance," but it might just be helping others cover their fees... Now I instinctively check slippage and pool depth before placing an order; the thinner the pool, the more hesitant I am to touch it, even if I get itchy. Airdrop season is even more surreal this time, with task platforms acting like they’re clocking in for work, everyone competing for points until the end, and the gas paid on-chain plus the slippage loss might be better left untouched. To put it simply, many "arbitrage opportunities" are meant for the faster people; I, being cautious by nature, won't pretend to be a wolf. First, I’ll revoke a few old authorizations to avoid cursing myself during review someday.