MEV Bot arbitrages $3.2 million at a cost of $2,000, or a large number of arbitrage opportunities due to the Nomad incident

[MEV Bot arbitrages $3.2 million at a cost of $2,000, or a large number of arbitrage opportunities due to the Nomad incident] Golden Finance News, the chain arbitrage monitoring website EigenPhi tweeted that the theft of the Nomad cross-chain bridge is very likely to affect the chain of cryptocurrencies price. The biggest arbitrage opportunity occurred around 6:00 this morning. MEV Bot arbitraged $3.2 million at a cost of $2,000 on the ETH/WBTC liquidity pool of Uniswap V2/V3 on Ethereum.

The specific path is: MEV Bot first converts about 296 WBTC to about 4,160 ETH on Uniswap V3, and then converts about 2,193 ETH to about 296 WBTC on Uniswap V2. In addition, MEV Bot also conducts arbitrage in multiple liquidity pools such as Frax, WETH, and FXS, with a single profit exceeding US$100,000.

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