In this episode of The Ordinal Show, the attention is given to a new mempool protection feature introduced by Magic Eden to combat transaction sniping and enhance user experience in Bitcoin marketplaces. Key solutions, such as the use of multi-signature addresses and Merkle trees, are explored to prevent transaction disruptions. The hosts also address the trade-offs involved in ensuring security and scalability while minimizing user friction. Additionally, user experience from both sellers' and buyers' perspectives, risks of centralization, and future improvements are discussed.