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MEV Bot for Binance Smart Chain

How our MEV Bot V2 ( BSC ) works ?

Our MEV bot for Binance Smart Chain uses a “sandwich attack” strategy to profit by sandwiching profitable transactions on BSC. Here’s how it works:

  1. Monitor Pending Transactions: Once you set up and run the bot, it will start monitoring pending transactions in the BSC mempool to identify profitable opportunities.

  2. Send FrontRun and BackRun Data to MEV Contracts: When the bot’s algorithms detect a profitable transaction and simulate the potential profit from sandwiching it, the bot calculates the optimal FrontRun and BackRun parameters (amount, gas fees, etc.) and sends this data to the on-chain MEV contracts (DB1 or BXR).

  3. Execute the Sandwich Attack: After receiving this data from the off-chain bot (MEV BOT V2), the MEV contract submits the transactions to the blockchain using its own balance (WBNB).

  4. Profit Handling: In the bot settings, you can choose to either automatically withdraw the profit to a predetermined wallet address or keep it in the MEV contracts to use as balance.

Our MEV Bot Address :

Our MEV Contracts :

mev bot

Our MEV bot operates with three MEV contracts ( Logics ):

  1. BXR Contract (Uses bloXroute
  2. DB1 Contract
  3. TST Contract (Testing Only)

Decision Factors for Choosing Between Contracts:

 

BXR Contract (With bloXroute)

 

  • Faster Bundle Submission: BloXroute’s infrastructure ensures rapid submission of sandwich attack transactions, leading to quicker inclusion in the blockchain.
  • Wider Network Reach : Access to bloXroute’s extensive network increases the visibility of your transactions to more MEV builders and validators.
  • Optimized Execution: Enhanced speed and broader network access reduce the risk of interference from competing transactions.
  • Cost Efficiency : Simplified fee management with a single BNB transfer lowers overall transaction costs.

Best For:
– When rapid execution and broad network access are essential.
– Situations where bloXroute’s benefits in speed and reach justify its costs.

 

DB1 Contract

 

  • Cost Savings : Avoids additional fees associated with bloXroute’s service, which can be more cost-effective for smaller or less frequent transactions.
  • Flexibility and Control : Offers more direct control over the transaction process without reliance on external services.
  • Higher Profitability Potential : Eliminates bloXroute’s fees, which can increase net profits, especially in cases where bloXroute’s additional network reach is less critical.

Best For:
– When minimizing transaction costs is a priority and bloXroute’s benefits are not required.
– Scenarios where direct control and higher net profitability are desired.

 

TST Contract (Testing Only)

 

  • Empty Transactions : Used exclusively for testing the functionality and integration of the MEV bot and its components.
  • Simulation of Attacks : Executes empty sandwich attack transactions to verify that all systems and processes are working correctly without impacting actual transactions.
  • Development and Debugging : Ideal for ensuring that the bot and its strategies are functioning as intended before deploying real transactions.

Best For:
– Testing and debugging purposes to ensure that the MEV bot operates correctly.
– Simulation of scenarios without affecting real transactions or incurring costs.

  • In Summary:

The MEV bot uses the following contracts based on the transaction requirements and objectives:

BXR Contract : Preferred for scenarios where bloXroute’s speed, network reach, and cost efficiency are essential for successful execution.
DB1 Contract : Chosen when avoiding bloXroute’s fees leads to higher profitability and when direct control over the transaction process is advantageous.
TST Contract : Utilized solely for testing purposes, including empty sandwich attack transactions to ensure proper functionality and integration.

By selecting the appropriate contract, the MEV bot optimizes performance, profitability, and reliability based on specific needs and conditions.

Our MEV Bot Profit

For transparency, you can verify our bot’s profit on EigenPhi. Here are the links:

DB1 MEV Contract Profit Report on EigenPhi. Average: +$1500 daily.

Address : 0x000000000023599274812F77725FbE7a8b4bdd47

BXR MEV Contract Profit Report on EigenPhi. Average: +$700 daily.

Address : 0xD3ac4584C2966da9101b7c950D0Daf69645a680a

Profit Calculator

Enter your estimated BNB bot balance to see the potential profit for each bot version over 24 hours of front running.

Profit

Basic Version: 0 BNB
Pro Version: 0 BNB
Max Version: 0 BNB

Note: All our profit rates are guaranteed! If the bot does not achieve these profit rates, you are eligible for a refund. Request a Refund.

Our Bot's Sandwich Attack Verification (BscScan, Dextools, EigenPhi)

For example : In this sandwich attack, the bot made approximately $6 in profit using the DB1 MEV Contract. Let’s verify this:

  • Transaction Hash on BscScan:

FrontRun : TxHash Link

BackRun : TxHash Link

  • Our Bot’s Sandwich Attack on Dextools:

  • Our Bot’s Sandwich Attack on EigenPhi

Link to the Sandwich Attack on EigenPhi: View Details

  • Sandwich Attack Profit:

Link on EigenPhi: View Details

Requirements for Running the Bot

  • Processor (CPU): A modern multi-core processor with a minimum clock speed of 2.5 GHz.
  • Memory (RAM): At least 8 GB of RAM.
  • Storage: An SSD with at least 2 GB of free space.
  • Network: A high-speed internet connection with low latency.
  • Balance: At least 0.2 BNB is required to cover the gas fees for deploying the MEV contracts on the blockchain. Additionally, you should maintain a balance of more than 1 BNB to effectively run the bot. More details will be provided in the video you receive with the bot activation key.

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