MEV Activities

On the same AMM, the arbitrageur just backruns another trader's Swap action by a Swap action, and earns profits from the pulled-up price.

On the same AMM, the arbitrageur backruns another trader's AddLiquidity/RemoveLiquidity action by a Swap action, and earns profits from the pulled-up price.

On the same AMM, the arbitrageur frontruns and backruns another trader's Swap action by AddLiquidity and RemoveLiquidity actions, and earns profits from the trader's exchange fee.

On the same AMM, the arbitrageur frontruns and backruns other traders' Swap actions by Swap actions, and earns profits from the pulled-up price.

On the same AMM, the trader both performs a Swap action, and performs the AddLiquidity or RemoveLiquidity actions. The trader aims to supply, withdraw, or trade assets at the expected prices.

The arbitrageur performs Swap actions among AMMs to earn profits from the unbalanced prices, and part of the Swap actions can form a loop one by one.

The arbitrageur backruns another trader's Swap/AddLiquidity/RemoveLiquidity action, and performs Cyclic Arbitrage to earn profits from the unbalanced prices.

There are at least two kinds of MEV activities of known MEV activities in a bundle. There exists a transaction contained in all these MEV activities.

The arbitrageur suffers the financial loss, when the arbitrageur aims to obtain profits by Sandwich Attack or Cyclic Arbitrage activities.

The trader only performs the non-cyclic Swap actions, and aims to trade on the AMMs at the expected prices.