Let me share a pitfall I ran into myself: back then, I simply didn’t understand this.
Sending transactions through a private transaction channel to block builders, without going through the public mempool, can reduce the chance of being sandwich attacked.
On-chain transactions are generally publicly visible before they are packaged, and whoever can arrange the order of transactions may profit from it.
Looking at the market screen for reference: $ETH is quoted at 2530.46, 24h +1.06%.
Has anyone else run into a similar trap? Share it so everyone can avoid the detours.
Sending transactions through a private transaction channel to block builders, without going through the public mempool, can reduce the chance of being sandwich attacked.
On-chain transactions are generally publicly visible before they are packaged, and whoever can arrange the order of transactions may profit from it.
Looking at the market screen for reference: $ETH is quoted at 2530.46, 24h +1.06%.
Has anyone else run into a similar trap? Share it so everyone can avoid the detours.