Recently, the group has been discussing block builders, bundles, and other terms. It feels like as soon as a bunch of jargon comes up, everyone starts to get anxious... I personally have a retail investor mindset: knowing that "your transactions don't necessarily enter the block in the order you submit" and "someone can bundle a series of transactions together" is enough. The more detailed stuff (who's racing, how they're racing) is just for listening, don't let yourself get caught up in staring at the mempool late into the night.

When it comes to operational details, I care more about: don't sign randomly, don't click strange routes just to save a little gas, keep the interaction paths simple; and don't all rush into the same new pool, that’s too much like a blockchain game with inflation + studios + coin price spirals, and in the end, no one looks good as the bagholder. Anyway, I just do the cost calculations and proceed; if I encounter strange slippage, I withdraw... missing out is just tuition. The group atmosphere is pretty good, occasionally arguing a bit but mostly everyone advises caution.