Every Zipp story tagged #MEV, newest first.
The push treats MEV as an economic problem, with privacy tools designed to shield transaction intent while retaining selective disclosure for legitimate needs.
The tool puts hard numbers behind co-location decisions for HFT firms, market makers, and MEV searchers racing against hundreds of milliseconds across chains and centralized exchanges.
The execution-layer pitch — sub-50ms preconfirmations and 100K+ TPS — is a direct answer to Monad, MegaETH, and Solana's Firedancer, with a 200ms leader rotation designed to defuse the…
The proposal targets sandwich attacks on offer crossing, the closest thing the XRPL has to a front-running surface, and reserves transaction IDs for a short window so bots cannot snipe ahead of…
The layoffs come as the network posts record throughput and tokenized assets hit $203B, while base-layer fee revenue halves and spot ETH ETFs bleed for seven straight weeks.
The Foundation's reframing positions MEV as a censorship-resistance battleground, not just an arbitrage problem, while quietly migrating its own balance sheet onto ETH and Ethereum-native stablecoins.
The headline is the personal sting for Vitalik, but the bigger read is institutional: encrypted mempools and MEV reform just stopped being an R&D wishlist and became overdue Ethereum infrastructure.
The same bot that once consumed 7% of Ethereum gas in a single day lost its working capital to an attacker who exploited a careless token approval — a reminder that MEV profit is one phishing-style…
The bot credited with ~70% of Ethereum's sandwich attacks lost more to its own approval logic than the typical sandwich victim loses in a year — a cautionary flip for machine-speed traders on both…
The attacker converted the full haul to ETH and routed 1,000 of it through Tornado Cash within hours — a textbook MEV-operator exit and a reminder that the bots eating Ethereum's mempool aren't…
The attack exploited automated approval logic rather than a smart-contract bug — a reminder that the infrastructure built to extract MEV is itself becoming a high-value target.
The economics of a single on-chain sniper trade — bribe fee, entry, exit, realized P&L — laid out in one wallet's footprint, with the bribe alone outpacing the profit.
The feature is a protocol-layer design, not a dApp workaround — moving the privacy boundary from MEV bots to the network itself changes the threat model for every Aptos DEX and bridge.
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