MintConditionHuman

Someone asked me, how much do retail investors like blockchain builders and bundles need to understand? To be honest, you don't have to memorize the entire MEV paper; just remember two points: 1) The transaction you send out may not be included in the block in the order you confirm; someone might "pack" it together with others; 2) As long as there is arbitrage opportunity, your buy and sell orders might be front-run, resulting in increased slippage and worse execution prices. My approach is simple: don't use too loose slippage, avoid rushing in during low liquidity, use private relays/protecte

I just recalculated the liquidation levels for several positions, and the more I look at it, the more I'm afraid it's not the "drop" that's the issue, but the oracle feeding prices slowly behind the curve. The on-chain price has already spiked, but you're still showing no issues; once the price feed updates, it will jump straight into the liquidation zone, and there won't be time to add collateral. Conversely, if the market recovers but the oracle hasn't caught up, you'll still be treated as "insolvent," which is pretty frustrating. Recently, we've been discussing expectations of interest rate