In the prosperous development of Solana chain, clamps (MEV robots) have become a headache for the project. Clamp attacks can hijack trading revenue, cause user capital losses, and even affect the market data performance of the project. For example, if you want to use multiple addresses to increase trading volume, but at the same time, the clamp robot will come and take away your trading profits.

In order to solve this problem, PandaTool has launched a new anti-pinch tool, which allows project owners to effectively protect funds in a market where pinching is rampant, while optimizing trading data performance.

1. What is the Gripper MEV robot?

On the Solana blockchain, the MEV bots make profits through "Sandwich Attacks". This type of attack occurs in the middle of a user's transaction - the bots place orders before the user trades (pushing up the price) and then sell after the user trades (lowering the price) to earn the difference.

2. Why is MEV particularly active on Solana?

Solana is known for its high throughput (TPS) and low transaction fees, which provides MEV robots with faster trading opportunities and lower execution costs. These features make it an ideal platform for high-frequency trading and arbitrage.

3. Strategy and operation of the MEV gripper robot

The Clamp Robot relies on the following strategies to make a profit:

  • Front-running: Monitor user transactions in the pending transaction pool and place orders before the users do.

  • Back-running: The reverse operation is completed immediately after the user's transaction to lock in profits.

  • Arbitrage: Exploiting on-chain and cross-chain price differences to achieve risk-free transactions.

For example, when users swap tokens on Solana’s AMM (automated market maker), bots can clamp down on users in the trading pool and manipulate price slippage.

4. Potential issues and impacts of MEV

  • Losses for ordinary users: Clamp attacks will cause users to suffer higher transaction costs (such as slippage and worse exchange rates).

  • Network fairness challenges: Excessive MEV activity may damage the user experience and undermine the fairness and decentralization principles of the blockchain.

  • Impact on market stability: A large number of high-frequency clamp transactions may lead to increased market price volatility

5. How to prevent gripper robots?

  • Blacklist: Use the freeze function to blacklist the address of the folder, making it unavailable for trading. However, if the blacklist permission is retained, it will make other users worry, which is not a good suggestion.

  • Cooling down trading time: Through the cooling down of trading, the clamp cannot be bought or sold in a short period of time. This method can be implemented in BSC chain and EVM chain, but Solana chain does not support

  • Open and buy: Buy immediately when the pool opens, so that the price you buy is lower than the clamp robot, which can prevent robots to a certain extent. However, in daily transactions, arbitrage robots cannot be blocked

6. Why is volume important?

Trading volume is an important indicator for token projects to attract users and gain market attention. High trading volume can not only increase market activity, but also improve the exposure and credibility of tokens, thereby attracting more investors. However, the existence of clamps causes project parties to suffer huge losses when brushing volume, and even has a negative impact on market data.

6. How to understand PandaTool's anti-pinch brush volume tool?

PandaTool's anti-clip tool is designed to deal with the clip, which allows you to increase the token trading volume while eliminating the risk of being arbitraged by the clip robot. It has the following unique innovations:

  • Complete buy and sell operations within the same block: By matching buys and sells within the same block, the tool can effectively avoid clamp attacks and ensure that transactions are completed before the clamp intervenes, preventing funds from being robbed.

  • Optimized transaction security: Every transaction of the user is protected by an anti-clamp mechanism to avoid unnecessary losses caused by clamps, and can provide a stable trading environment especially when the market competition is fierce.

  • Improve transaction performance and user confidence: Project parties can use tools to significantly increase transaction volume and frequency in a short period of time. This not only helps build a good reputation in the community, but also attracts the attention of more investors and potential users.

7. Use scenarios and value of anti-pinch and brush volume tools

  • Initial cold start of tokens: In the early stage of tokens, the market pays more attention to token liquidity and trading activity. Anti-pinch and volume-washing tools can help projects quickly accumulate impressive trading data and promote early recognition of projects. At the same time, trading volume can help tokens realize price display

  • Project promotion and cooperation display: Higher transaction volume and liquidity data are important indicators to attract partners. PandaTool's anti-pinch tool can help project parties optimize these data in the short term and add bargaining chips to cooperation negotiations.

  • Responding to the market environment where clamping is prevalent: Clamping behavior on the Solana chain is becoming more and more rampant, and the PandaTool anti-clamping tool is a powerful weapon for project owners to gain a foothold in the competition.

As the Solana ecosystem continues to expand, clamp robot attacks have become a problem that cannot be ignored. PandaTool's anti-clamping tool provides an innovative and efficient solution that not only protects the project's funds, but also helps market performance through data optimization.