Recently browsing the blockchain, I saw a bunch of "arbitrage" and "sandwich" alerts, and honestly, I feel quite complicated: you think you've found an opportunity, but many times you're just helping others gather fees... To put it plainly, if you're not fast enough, you become someone else's exit channel. Not to mention that those on-chain data tools and address labels are still often criticized for being outdated, or even deliberately fed false clues. I look at those "smart money" tags with a bit of skepticism.

I’d rather prefer to earn less and wait for clearer rules, rather than rushing in on every big order for a gamble. Anyway, my current approach is: avoid market orders when possible, set small slippage, and stop when I see abnormal trades... I do vote quite actively; at least in governance, I prefer to refine incentives and risk control clauses rather than chase after MEV leftovers.