We all need tools and data like our Sandwich arbitrage module to bring more openness and honesty to DeFi.
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There are good #MEVs, and there are bad #MEVs. The good MEVs increase the DeFi market’s efficiency, like arbitrages between various DEX, which is a net positive for the ecosystem. But, on the other hand, bad MEVs like Sandwich arbitrage have been hurting the community by exploiting the everyday traders.
To utilize the chances from good MEVs and avoid being squeezed by Sandwich, you’d better learn a few things or two about MEV.
As the exclusive arbitrage data platform of the industry, EigenPhi has benefited a lot from the resources below. Therefore, we’d like to recommend them to you for a better investment.
Oh, before starting, we’d like to share our latest released Sandwich Arbitrage module on our website. You can discover how many Sandwich arbitrages have happened during certain times, which contracts and transactions have reaped the most profits, how they did it illustrated in the straightforward token flow chart, and their attacking history chart.
If you want to show more sympathy for the victims, you can check out their victim history chart. In this case, there could not be a more accurate quote from historian Robert Thier:
Knowledge is power is time is money.
Here present two 0–1 MEV guide resources:
The two papers below aim at the same goal as EigenPhi: facilitating transparency in DeFi. A better Web3 needs input across all spectrums.
A2MM aims to unite multiple AMMs to reduce overheads, costs and increase blockchain security. With respect to Miner Extractable Value (MEV), A2MM serves as a decentralized design for users to atomically collect MEV, mitigating the dangers of centralized MEV relay services.
can serve as the basis for formal analysis tools in the style of those presented in Clockwork Finance, as well as for discussion on how to mitigate the upcoming negative externalities of substantial cross-domain MEV.
That’s it. Feel free to leave comments if you find these resources useful. And you are more than welcome to recommend your MEV material found by you, or better, made by you.
In the end, we all need tools and data like our Sandwich arbitrage module to bring more openness and honesty to DeFi.
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