Forwarded from KKK
មិនថាអ្នកកំពុងចាប់ផ្តើម ឬកំពុងប្រលូកក្នុងវិស័យគ្រីបតូស្រាប់ ពួកយើងនឹងនៅជាមួយអ្នកជានិច្ច
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BYEX is here to lead the way for crypto adoption in Cambodia.
Whether you're just starting out or already on your crypto journey, we've got you covered.
🌟 Simple. Secure. Reliable.
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យើងនៅក្នុងវិស័យនេះ ត្រូវជួយលើកស្ទួយវិស័យគ្រីបតូនៅកម្ពុជាឲ្យកាន់តែមានភាពទូលំទូលាយ នឹងប្រកបដោយភាពត្រឹមត្រូវ ✨
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Forwarded from Rithy Thul
Time for Pizza Everyone. If you are free and want to come please sign up or let me know here. So I know how much to order the pizza. Pizza is covered.
Someone maybe covers some drinks. Not confirm yet. But come come!
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Someone maybe covers some drinks. Not confirm yet. But come come!
https://lu.ma/fqc1s17o
Luma
Bitcoin Pizza Day - Phnom Penh Edition · Luma
Celebrate the most delicious day in Bitcoin history with us at Limoncello Pizzeria & Restaurant in Phnom Penh!
Join fellow crypto enthusiasts, builders, and…
Join fellow crypto enthusiasts, builders, and…
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Forwarded from Soursdey Web3
OKX Wallet ត្រលប់មកជាមួយនឹង IDO ថ្មី $SOON
តំរូវការ៖
- Hold 10 USDT លើ Solana
- Trade 10$ តាម OKX DEX ពីថ្ងៃ 05-19
Link: http://web3.okx.com/ul/oa27U4
តំរូវការ៖
- Hold 10 USDT លើ Solana
- Trade 10$ តាម OKX DEX ពីថ្ងៃ 05-19
Link: http://web3.okx.com/ul/oa27U4
🚨 What is MEV and why should you care?
Every time you trade on-chain, someone might be profiting—because you did it.
Let’s break down MEV like you’re in the room with the alpha 👇
🔍 MEV = Maximal Extractable Value
It’s the hidden value block builders extract by reordering, inserting, or excluding transactions in a block.
They don’t just process your txns—they optimize them for their profit
🎟 Imagine this:
You’re buying concert tickets online.
You click “Buy.”
Suddenly someone jumps ahead, buys first, and relists the same ticket for 2x.
On Ethereum, that scalper is a bot.
And the checkout queue? The mempool.
💥 Three main types of MEV:
1️⃣ Frontrunning – A bot sees your trade, buys first, you get worse pricing.
2️⃣ Backrunning – A bot sells after your trade to profit from your price impact.
3️⃣ Sandwiching – You get sandwiched between both and pay the price.
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🧠 How?
Validators (or block builders) decide which txns get included and in what order.
They don’t always pick what’s fair—they pick what’s profitable.
This has created a whole MEV economy:
• 🧑💻 Searchers (find opportunities)
• 🧱 Builders (create MEV-rich blocks)
• ✅ Validators (choose highest-paying blocks)
⚠️ Not all MEV is evil
Some MEV (like backrunning arbitrage) actually helps DEXs stay in sync.
But toxic MEV—like sandwiching—harms users, clogs the network, and concentrates power.
🔧 Can we fix MEV?
Innovations are in progress:
• 🛡 Private & encrypted mempools
• 🏛 Fair ordering protocols
• 💸 Order Flow Auctions (where users get paid MEV)
But it’s an arms race.
⸻
🧩 Bottom line:
MEV is baked into the architecture of blockchains.
We can’t remove it—but we can choose who benefits.
🫵 Will MEV fund the next generation of validators and bots—or the users who drive the chain?
💬 Thoughts? Drop your take 👇
Every time you trade on-chain, someone might be profiting—because you did it.
Let’s break down MEV like you’re in the room with the alpha 👇
🔍 MEV = Maximal Extractable Value
It’s the hidden value block builders extract by reordering, inserting, or excluding transactions in a block.
They don’t just process your txns—they optimize them for their profit
🎟 Imagine this:
You’re buying concert tickets online.
You click “Buy.”
Suddenly someone jumps ahead, buys first, and relists the same ticket for 2x.
On Ethereum, that scalper is a bot.
And the checkout queue? The mempool.
💥 Three main types of MEV:
1️⃣ Frontrunning – A bot sees your trade, buys first, you get worse pricing.
2️⃣ Backrunning – A bot sells after your trade to profit from your price impact.
3️⃣ Sandwiching – You get sandwiched between both and pay the price.
⸻
🧠 How?
Validators (or block builders) decide which txns get included and in what order.
They don’t always pick what’s fair—they pick what’s profitable.
This has created a whole MEV economy:
• 🧑💻 Searchers (find opportunities)
• 🧱 Builders (create MEV-rich blocks)
• ✅ Validators (choose highest-paying blocks)
⚠️ Not all MEV is evil
Some MEV (like backrunning arbitrage) actually helps DEXs stay in sync.
But toxic MEV—like sandwiching—harms users, clogs the network, and concentrates power.
🔧 Can we fix MEV?
Innovations are in progress:
• 🛡 Private & encrypted mempools
• 🏛 Fair ordering protocols
• 💸 Order Flow Auctions (where users get paid MEV)
But it’s an arms race.
⸻
🧩 Bottom line:
MEV is baked into the architecture of blockchains.
We can’t remove it—but we can choose who benefits.
🫵 Will MEV fund the next generation of validators and bots—or the users who drive the chain?
💬 Thoughts? Drop your take 👇
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Forwarded from Solid Intel 🛰️
INTEL: Cetus on $SUI has been exploited
https://x.com/solidintel_x/status/1925505689641713952
https://x.com/solidintel_x/status/1925505689641713952
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INTEL: Cetus on $SUI has been exploited