Pectra & Fusaka Ethereum Upgrade MEV Impact 2026: Searcher Adaptation Guide
Answer first — Pectra and Fusaka are the two Ethereum hard fork upgrades shaping MEV in 2026. Pectra activated in 2025 with three MEV-relevant EIPs: E…
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Answer first — Pectra and Fusaka are the two Ethereum hard fork upgrades shaping MEV in 2026. Pectra activated in 2025 with three MEV-relevant EIPs: E…
Answer first — LRT (Liquid Restaking Token) arbitrage in 2026 captures spreads between LRTs like weETH, ezETH, rsETH, pufETH and their underlying ETH/…
┌──────────────────────┐ │ MiniDEXFactory │ └──────────┬───────────┘ │ createPair(tokenA, tokenB) via Yul CREATE2 │ ▼ ┌──────────────────────┐ │ MiniD…
We run a real-time scam-token detector for Ethereum. It analyzes new ERC-20s, simulates buys and sells to catch honeypots, clusters deployers and fund…
In August 2022, the Nomad bridge was drained of $190 million over eight hours. The on-chain signal was there from the very first transaction. Nobody c…
Smart contract bugs cost billions. In 2023 alone, over $1.8B was lost to exploits. The problem? No standardized way for security researchers to disclo…
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The biggest fear in AI agent development isn't that your bot will make bad trades—it's that it will drain your entire wallet by approving unlimited to…
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In Level 1, we dropped our "Citadel" (the Smart Contract) onto the Ethereum grid. It’s a safe, empty fortress. But a factory without a product is just…
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I have deployed a collection of independent smart contract protocols on Ethereum mainnet. Each one is finished infrastructure: Immutable, ownerless, n…