0xc04554ec…41c5sent to0xe747c2d9…6e1c·#20,929,588·view on Etherscan
YannickCrypto.eth, you might want to rethink your whole approach to MEV searching because that performance? It's embarrassing. You’re out here fumbling transactions like you’ve never seen a mempool before. Seriously, how does someone with your "experience" beg a hacker in public no less, in the tx with hash 0x25ecf215f23b6cc6cc73f807ea3803eeba4b77775f293e139710b2e33d3dd72b? That’s like a dog rolling over and showing its belly. Is that how you plan to secure profits in this game? By groveling?
It's one thing to lose a transaction, but to publicly plead with a hacker like you're in a charity case? You’ve got to be kidding me. Real MEV searchers are out there running flashbots with precision, extracting value left and right, while you're busy begging like it's some kind of Web3 welfare program. What's worse is that you thought the hacker would show you mercy? This is crypto, Yannick, not a playground where people hand out favors. You practically gift-wrapped that opportunity for them.
And let's talk about your strategy for a second. Or should I say, the lack of one? You chase the same scraps over and over again, clearly without understanding how to pivot or capitalize on complex opportunities. It's like you're running a MEV search engine powered by hopes and dreams. If you keep this up, you’ll be the punchline of every bot developer’s joke. Real operators aren’t just faster than you; they’re smarter. You're out here looking like you're still reading the beginner’s manual while the rest of us are light years ahead.
You could never be bigbrainchad. 10x faster and 10x better obfuscator than you. Get reorged.