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#CoW DAO has announced that operation of its MEV protection tool, the #MEV Blocker #RPC , will be taken over by Consensys’ Special Mechanisms Group (SMG). According to PANews, the tool has already been used by more than 4.5 million users and has helped return 6,177 #ETH to them. Going forward, SMG plans to improve transparency with a stronger focus on users and broaden the scope of protection. At the same time, CoW DAO will concentrate on further strengthening MEV protection through CoW Swap and the CoW Protocol, supporting the continued expansion of its decentralized trading ecosystem.

When trading on-chain with the Golden Dog, do you often encounter: clearly seeing the price unchanged, but losing 10% the moment you buy? Or is your trade always failing, watching your investment double?

Today, I will break down the three major codes in on-chain trading to protect your capital!

1. What is a 'Sandwich' (MEV Bot / Sandwich Attack)?🤖

The 'Sandwich' is the most notorious predator on-chain.

• Principle: The bot detects that you have a buy order, it will buy at a high price before you, raising the coin price, causing you to transact at a higher point. Then, it immediately sells right after you, making a quick profit from the price difference.

📅 January 22 | DeFi
For years, millions of dollars have quietly “disappeared” from DeFi protocols. Not because of hacks, not because of bugs, but because of an invisible mechanic known as MEV. Bots faster than any human have turned liquidations into a private gold mine.

📖Blockchain infrastructure firm Chainlink announced this Thursday the acquisition of Atlas IP, a transaction ordering solution developed by the Fastlane research team. Although financial terms were not disclosed, Chainlink confirmed that it has brought on board the key team behind Atlas and that, from now on, the technology will work exclusively within its ecosystem, leaving behind its deployment with RedStone, a rival oracle provider.
The Atlas integration will be done directly into Chainlink SVR, the initiative that seeks to enable DeFi applications to recover value that is typically lost in settlement events following price updates from oracles. This phenomenon, known in these cases as Oracle Extractable Value, occurs when automated bots detect that a loan became undercollateralized just after a price update and execute trades in milliseconds to capture virtually guaranteed profits.
In decentralized lending protocols, any participant can liquidate an at-risk position. The problem is that those who arrive first are not usually users, but bots that pay more for priority on the network, take advantage of the collateral discount and sell at the market price. That margin, which historically went to actors outside the protocol, can now be redirected.
Atlas and Chainlink SVR change that dynamic by creating a private and fair auction system for those liquidation events. Instead of the fastest bot winning, bots compete by paying the protocol for the right to execute the trade immediately after the oracle update. In this way, both the bot and the protocol capture value, and money stops leaking out of the ecosystem.
The numbers already show the impact. Chainlink SVR has processed over $460 million in settlements and has recovered around $10 million in what it calls “non-toxic MEV” for leading protocols such as Aave and Compound. With the addition of Atlas, Chainlink hopes to accelerate the expansion of this technology to multiple networks and new ecosystems.

Topic Opinion:
This is one of the most strategic acquisitions Chainlink has made in years. Not because it adds a new visible feature, but because it attacks one of DeFi's biggest and least understood value leaks.
💬 Should all DeFi protocols implement systems against toxic MEV?

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After browsing through hundreds of pages of GitHub code and Economic Protocol documents, I found that the market severely underestimated its technological ambitions. Everyone only knows it as a leader in RWA, but has overlooked an Easter egg it has buried in its underlying consensus—blind bidding.
This feature may make Dusk the only refuge for financial giants in 2026.

[Your trading is being live-streamed across the network]
You buy a coin on Ethereum, and before the transaction is confirmed, MEV bots have already detected it. They will buy in first with a higher gas fee, driving up the price, and then sell it to you. This is the infamous "sandwich attack."

In the world of Web3, we have become accustomed to a 'transaction-centric' interaction model. Users need to manually sign a series of complex transactions to achieve a goal (for example, exchanging USDC for ETH and staking it on Lido): Approve USDC, Swap on Uniswap, Approve stETH, Stake on Lido. This process is not only cumbersome and extremely unfriendly to newcomers, but each step is fraught with potential risks, such as MEV attacks, slippage losses, and fluctuations in gas fees.
However, a profound architectural revolution is quietly taking place, known as 'Intent-Centric.' Its core idea is that users only need to express their ultimate 'intention' (I want to stake my USDC into Lido and get stETH), while outsourcing the complex process of 'how to achieve it' to a professional, decentralized 'solver' network.

$BNB Today, the official Twitter of BNB Chain posted a fun meme featuring CZ, igniting the speculative fire like a match in a quiet market. 🔥
In a short time, several meme coins with the same name were urgently created, with the earliest one skyrocketing in market value to $200,000. But this is not the retail investors' carnival; it's a carefully planned hunt by professional hunters. 🐺
On-chain monitoring shows that 22 mouse warehouse addresses were ambushed in this lightning battle, and another 314 wallets entered the market ahead of time through MEV bundled transactions. This is the harsh truth of the current market: large funds use technical weapons and information asymmetry to conduct dimensionality reduction strikes. You think you're seizing an opportunity, but in fact, you are already bait on someone else's chopping board.

📊 Technical picture
Let's take a look at the JTO chart — here we see that the indicators provide an interesting mix:
🔹 RSI is closer to the middle — neither speculators nor panic sellers are dominating yet
🔹 MACD shows a slight rise, but without sharp jumps
🔹 Moving averages maintain a positive trend, albeit at a slow pace 🚶‍♂️

MEV bots Profit in any market condition.

Those in the know are already Millionaires.

DEEP DIVE THREAD:

- What exactly is MEV?
#MEV

- Different types of MEV.

- Strategies for earning from MEV🧵👇

In this thread we will cover:

- What are MEV bots?
- How do they work?
- The sandwich attack
- Arbitrage play
- Liquidation hunting
- The ethical MEV
What are MEV Bots?

- MEV stands for Maximum Extractable Value

- These bots operate similarly to high-frequency traders on Wall Street, but in the DeFi space.

- They scan the blockchain, searching for chances to manipulate transactions to their advantage, always staying Ahead

How do they work?

- These bots make money by changing the order of transactions, adding, or removing them from a block to get the most profit.

- It's like playing a card game where the dealer can see everyone's cards that's what these bots can do.

Sandwich Attack

Here's how it works:

- You place a trade.

- The bot spots it in the mempool and
buys just before you do, driving the price up.

- Your trade executes at this inflated price.

- The bot then sells immediately after,
profiting from the price increase.

Arbitrage Play

- Imagine there's a price difference for SOL between two DEXs

- MEV bots instantly detect this discrepancy

- They buy SOL at the lower price on one DEX and sell it at the higher price on another

Before your trade even goes through, they've already made a profit

Liquidation Hunting

- If your collateral value drops too low, your position could be liquidated.

- MEV bots constantly watch for these moments and act fast.

- They take advantage of these situations by grabbing the best deals and bonuses before others can react.

Memecoin created a Goldmine for MEV attacks

It's well known that memecoins are extremely volatile and notorious for wild price swings and low liquidity, which often lead to high slippage

In the current market, we're seeing average slippage rates around 35%

What does this mean?
- Let's consider a scenario where a trader plans to buy $1,000 worth of a coin, facing 35% slippage.

- An MEV bot could potentially capture half of this slippage, which is 17.5%, turning it into profit.

- That amounts to $175 from just one trade.

- Now imagine this happening over 100 times in a day.

The total profit for the bot could exceed $17,500 daily.
- MEV is big business, with hundreds of millions of dollars flowing through it every year.

- Bots, miners, and validators share the profits in this expanding industry.

- The competition is fierce, turning blockchains into battlegrounds for profit.
- You can track MEV using tools like Flashbots or Dune Analytics.

- These tools allow you to see who's earning what and where it's happening in real time.

- Since blockchains are open, you can dive in and explore the action yourself if you're curious.
- Based on my experience, a well-configured ChatGPT MEV bot can easily generate $5,000 daily

- Profits often depend on market activity, volatility, and how well the bot is configured

Building a fully passive income with these bots is crucial before they become widely accessible
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