FRB Agent – AI Multi‑Chain MEV & Front‑Running Trading

FRBis an AI‑powered, high‑speed trading agent that scans Ethereum, BNB Chain and Polygon mempools in real‑time, capturing maximum extractable value (MEV) opportunities and executing profitable trades in milliseconds.

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Speak the Language of MEV

Algorithmic trading has its own vocabulary. We've compiled the essential terms you need to know to navigate the dark forest of Ethereum and beyond.

MEV (Maximum Extractable Value)

Core Concepts

The maximum value that can be extracted from block production in excess of the standard block reward and gas fees by including, excluding, and changing the order of transactions in a block.

Front-Running

Strategies

A trading strategy where a bot detects a large pending transaction and places its own transaction with a higher gas fee to get executed first, usually to buy a token before the price goes up.

Sandwich Attack

Strategies

A combination of front-running and back-running. The attacker buys before a victim's trade and sells immediately after, pocketing the price difference caused by the victim's slippage.

Flashbots

Infrastructure

A research and development organization formed to mitigate the negative externalities of current MEV extraction techniques and avoid the existential risks MEV could cause to state-rich blockchains like Ethereum.

Private Relay

Infrastructure

A communication channel that allows searchers to send transaction bundles directly to block builders/validators, bypassing the public mempool to avoid being front-run or having strategies simulated.

Bundle

Core Concepts

A collection of transactions grouped together and submitted to a block builder. Bundles are atomic, meaning either all transactions in the bundle are included in the block in the specific order, or none are.

Base Fee

Gas & Fees

The minimum gas price required to include a transaction in a block, determined by the protocol (EIP-1559). It is burned and not paid to validators.

Priority Fee (Miner Tip)

Gas & Fees

An additional fee paid directly to the validator to incentivize them to prioritize your transaction over others.

Searcher

Roles

An automated bot or entity that monitors the mempool for MEV opportunities and submits bundles to builders to capture that value.

Builder

Roles

A specialized actor that accepts bundles from searchers and constructs full blocks to maximize profit, which are then proposed by validators.

Mempool

Infrastructure

A "waiting room" for pending transactions that have been broadcast to the network but not yet included in a block.

Slippage

Trading

The difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is executed. MEV bots often exploit high slippage settings.

JIT Liquidity (Just-In-Time)

Strategies

A strategy where a liquidity provider adds liquidity to a pool immediately before a large trade and removes it immediately after, capturing the trading fees.

Next steps

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Install FRB agent

Download the signed Windows build and verify SHA‑256.

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Read Docs Quick Start

Share the 15-minute setup flow with ops and compliance.

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Launch /app dashboard

Pair a node client and monitor Ops Pulse live.

Most-used playbooks

Telemetry & trust anchors