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What Are MEV Attacks?
MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) attacks occur when validators on Solana manipulate transaction ordering within a block to increase their profits. This can include:
Front-running: Placing their transaction ahead of yours to gain an advantage.
Back-running: Placing their transaction immediately after yours.
Such manipulation can cause you to lose potential profits or force you to buy tokens at a much higher price than intended.
How to Avoid MEV Attacks
Go to Settings, select Buy or Sell Settings, and turn MEV Protection On until you see a green circle and the word Enabled. Don’t forget to add the Buy Tip Amount to optimize your transactions.
What is Slippage?
Definition: The difference between the price you expect to pay for a memecoin and the actual price at execution.
Why It Happens: Price changes occur quickly in volatile markets.
How to Manage Slippage
Low Slippage: May cause transaction failure if prices fluctuate too much.
Higher Slippage (e.g., 1%-15%): Ensures your transaction goes through but may cost slightly more.
Example: If you set 1% slippage for a token priced at 1 SOL, the price can go up to 1.01 SOL or down to 0.99 SOL without failing.
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