News with the tag "MEV Bot"

Blockchain security firm SlowMist found a growing number of people lost funds to fake trading bots that use OpenAI’s ChatGPT in the name to build legitimacy.

Over the last year or so, since crypto prices began bouncing strongly from late Q3 2024, interest has spiked, drawing attention to low-fee and scalable alternatives to Ethereum. These blockchains, mainly Solana, allow users to deploy smart contracts cheaply, all while remaining trustless and, to som...

Solana, a public blockchain known for its high transaction speeds, is again under scrutiny. After challenges around reliability in the past years, analysts are now highlighting another concern. Solana Facing New Transaction Processing Challenges Taking to X, one user said the network has alarmingly ...

The MEV bot returned nearly all of the funds, and the team claimed that $500,000 was being paid to it as a bounty.

MRGN Research’s Ben Coverston says the Solana-based MEV bot has made an active effort to date to keep a low profile.

MEV bots generate profits through advanced transaction strategies such as front-running or sandwich attacks on crypto exchanges. How do these bots work, and why are they useful despite stealing millions of dollars? The popularity of smart contract apps opens up…

In a bold move to combat crypto scams, Iggy Azalea pledges to burn her own coins, showing her commitment to building trust and integrity within the cryptocurrency community.

An insider sold MAGA tokens worth over $1 million, sparking debate over market manipulation and revealing potential MEV bot activity.

Two brothers, Anton Peraire-Bueno and James Peraire-Bueno, stand indicted by U.S. authorities for a calculated assault on Ethereum trading bots that shook the core of blockchain security. This sophisticated crime spree unfolded last year, prompting a rigorous investigation that culminated in the unv...

Imagine the scene: You’re sitting at the card table, and every hand you’re dealt is terrible. But the cards never get better; the dealer has full sight of the deck and sets the order of the cards before they’re played. The dealer always wins. The following opinion editorial was written by Da Hongfei...