A beginner asked me about this recently, so I figured I’d write it down.
Sandwich trading: A bot spots a large buy order in the public mempool, buys before it, then sells after it.
On-chain transactions are generally visible to everyone before they’re bundled into a block. Whoever can determine the order of transactions has a chance to profit from it.
For context, $ETH is quoted at 2507.01, up 0.84% over 24 hours.
If you find this useful, save it so you can come back to it later.
Just sharing some thoughts—win or lose, you’re responsible for your own trades.
Sandwich trading: A bot spots a large buy order in the public mempool, buys before it, then sells after it.
On-chain transactions are generally visible to everyone before they’re bundled into a block. Whoever can determine the order of transactions has a chance to profit from it.
For context, $ETH is quoted at 2507.01, up 0.84% over 24 hours.
If you find this useful, save it so you can come back to it later.
Just sharing some thoughts—win or lose, you’re responsible for your own trades.