How crypto traders can utilize MEV in blockchain transactions
Maximum extractable value (MEV) will always exist in Ethereum. Here’s how different types of MEV are used by traders.
Bitcoin24h
$117,742.56+2.11%
Ethereum24h
$4,613.53+3.35%
XRP24h
$3.12+3.09%
BNB24h
$987.92+3.40%
Solana24h
$250.32+6.15%
Dogecoin24h
$0.2839+7.22%
Cardano24h
$0.9334+6.88%
TRON24h
$0.3511+3.29%
Hyperliquid24h
$58.74+6.25%
Chainlink24h
$24.55+6.65%
Ethereum tries to reduce MEV with blockers and rebates
Maximum Extractable Value is a persistent feature of Ethereum but it remains an issue for traders whose trades might get exploited.
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