Seeing someone say "On-chain slippage is a big money-making opportunity," I can't help but laugh... Many times you think you're arbitraging, but you're actually paying fees for a sandwich trade. To put it simply, ask yourself first: if this trade gets squeezed, would I still be willing to execute? If not, don't force it, don't be hard on yourself. Recently, there's been talk about increasing taxes and compliance in certain regions, sometimes tightening, sometimes loosening, causing deposit and withdrawal expectations to shift. Everyone is more eager to chase liquidity, which makes it easier to be targeted. Keep your positions smaller, use batching, and conditional orders when possible; if you can't make a profit, don't rush. You say, "Then I'll squeeze others too"... forget it, I'll just say one thing: those who can consistently squeeze are no longer in the comment section.