🗒️CONCEPTS
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Normal transactions become publicly visible in the mempool upon submission, making them vulnerable to MEV attacks like sandwich attacks or front-running. This would lead to users assets lost.
Privacy transactions are different. They're sent to private nodes, keeping them hidden from the mempool and away from prying attackers. But be aware that privacy transactions might take longer to confirm due to factors like limited mining power.
Front-running is a trading strategy that detects pending transactions with higher gas fees in the mempool. It entices miners to prioritize these transactions, giving you a competitive edge in trading.
In XBot, front-running is selectively applied to transactions matching your target token, saving you on transaction fees.
With Smart Slippage enabled, XBot simulates trades based on token taxes and the impact of your orders on prices before submitting transactions. This sets the optimal slippage to maximize your earnings while guarding against MEV attacks.
With Fail Guard enabled, XBot simulates transactions before broadcasting them to the blockchain. This simulation encompasses not only your transaction but also other transactions in the mempool that might affect yours. It ensures that your transaction won't execute incorrectly once it's confirmed, minimizing the risk of wasted gas due to transaction reverted.