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Custom components of trading blockchain infrastructure

Blockchain Nodes Cluster

A fast and secure cluster of self-hosted, geo-distributed blockchain nodes.

Custom Blockchain Data Solutions

Access comprehensive transaction data for valuable insights and better decision-making.

Predictive AI Nodes Autoscaler

Automatically scale nodes in advance to handle latency spikes and optimize resource usage.

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Custom Development

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Transaction Simulator

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In the first stage of their optimization plan alone, Dysnix managed to reduce infrastructure costs by 25%. They provide remarkable response times, which allows them to react to unforeseen situations. This makes them ideal for handling urgent tasks.Roman Cherednik, Velas

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zkSync Solution for IT Company

Dysnix contributed to the successful release of the company's product. They performed a custom auto-scaling solution to reduce the project's costs. The company now has the opportunity to earn a higher income and at the same time increase its likeability with speed and security as main offers.

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Dysnix provided a team of Blockchain experts that was always available to assist the client. They finished a product that presented new features in the company's digital asset exchange. As a result, the company now considers their deep involvement as an extension of their own team.

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Cryptocurrency Development for Financial Services Company
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Thanks to the efforts of the Dysnix team, the company was able to attract the attention of the general public. The currency is stable while maintaining the necessary flexibility with the support of experts in the industry. The team has proven itself to be a reliable long-term partner.

Dmytro Haidashenko, Shelf Network
Infrastructure Maintenance for Vehicle Trading Network
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In the first stage of their optimization plan alone, Dysnix managed to reduce infrastructure costs by 25%. They provide remarkable response times, which allows them to react to unforeseen situations. This makes them ideal for handling urgent tasks.Roman Cherednik, Velas

Alex Gluchowski, Matter Labs
zkSync Solution for IT Company
See on Clutch

Dysnix contributed to the successful release of the company's product. They performed a custom auto-scaling solution to reduce the project's costs. The company now has the opportunity to earn a higher income and at the same time increase its likeability with speed and security as main offers.

Alex Momot, Remme
Custom Software Dev for Cybersecurity Company
See on Clutch

Dysnix provided a team of Blockchain experts that was always available to assist the client. They finished a product that presented new features in the company's crypto-asset exchange. As a result, the company now considers their deep involvement as an extension of their own team.

MEV and Trading Infrastructure Services: All Your Questions Answered

What is MEV?

Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) refers to the potential profit that can be extracted by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions within a block on a blockchain network. MEV is commonly associated with activities such as front-running, back-running, and sandwich attacks, where traders or validators manipulate the transaction order to maximize their gains.

What are trading infrastructure services?

Trading infrastructure services refer to a suite of solutions designed to support the technical and operational needs of financial trading environments. These services include managed hosting, network connectivity, market data access, and exchange services, ensuring low latency, high performance, and secure trading operations. 

They are essential for enabling seamless and secure trading of digital assets by providing the necessary infrastructure to handle large volumes of transactions, manage risk, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards. 

Additionally, they support advanced trading functionalities such as decentralized exchanges (DEXs), derivatives trading, and automated market-making, which require reliable and scalable infrastructure to function effectively.

Why are MEV and trading infrastructure services important for traders?

MEV allows traders to capitalize on arbitrage opportunities and optimize their trading strategies by understanding the sequence of transactions and potential price movements, although it also presents risks like front-running. 

Trading infrastructure services, such as reliable node hosting, liquidity management, and secure custody, are essential for executing trades efficiently and securely. They provide the necessary infrastructure for accessing real-time data, ensuring transaction speed, and maintaining liquidity across decentralized exchanges, which are critical for executing complex trading strategies and managing risks in a volatile market. 

Together, MEV insights and robust trading infrastructure services enable traders to navigate the decentralized finance ecosystem more effectively, reduce costs, and maximize returns while maintaining the integrity and security of their trading operations​.

How can traders protect themselves from MEV risks?

Traders can protect themselves from MEV risks by employing strategies such as using private transaction pools or Flashbots, which allow them to submit transactions directly to miners, bypassing the public mempool and reducing the likelihood of front-running or sandwich attacks. 

Gas optimization techniques and setting appropriate slippage tolerances also help minimize losses due to MEV activities by ensuring trades are executed within acceptable price ranges.
 

Traders can utilize decentralized exchanges (DEXs) with anti-MEV mechanisms, like randomized transaction ordering or batch auctions, which mitigate the risk of market manipulation.
 

Participating in liquidity pools with dynamic fee structures that adjust based on market conditions can further protect against the adverse effects of MEV.

What is the role of validators in MEV extraction?

  • Transaction ordering: Validators have the power to order transactions within a block, allowing them to prioritize transactions that maximize their own profits through MEV strategies like front-running or arbitrage​.
  • Participating in MEV auctions: Validators can engage in MEV auctions where traders bid for their transactions to be prioritized, thereby earning additional fees beyond the standard gas fees and block rewards​.
  • Enhancing network security through MEV: By strategically extracting MEV, validators can increase their revenue, potentially leading to increased security for the blockchain as more validators are incentivized to participate actively and honestly​.
  • Collaboration with bots and miners: Validators often collaborate with MEV bots or miners to execute specific MEV strategies, sharing the profits extracted from the network's transactional activities​.

How does MEV impact blockchain trading?

  • Front-running: MEV allows miners to prioritize their own transactions before others, leading to front-running. This means traders might have their trades intercepted and executed at less favorable prices​.
  • Increased transaction costs: MEV can result in a bidding war for transaction placement, driving up gas fees as traders attempt to outbid each other to ensure their transactions are processed quickly​.
  • Market manipulation: Through MEV, miners can manipulate market conditions by reordering, including, or excluding transactions to maximize their own profits, leading to less predictable and fair markets​.
  • Reduced fairness and trust: The ability of miners to exploit MEV reduces the perceived fairness of the trading environment, potentially deterring participants from engaging in decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms​.
  • Liquidity provider losses: MEV can cause unintended losses for liquidity providers by altering the order of trades, which impacts the anticipated returns from providing liquidity on decentralized exchanges​.

What components make up MEV and trading infrastructure services?

MEV components include transaction ordering and reordering tools, which allow miners or validators to manipulate the sequence of transactions within a block to maximize profit, often through strategies like front-running or arbitrage. Trading infrastructure services encompass node hosting, which provides access to blockchain data and ensures network reliability. 

They also provide liquidity management tools, facilitating seamless trading by providing sufficient asset liquidity across decentralized exchanges (DEXs). 

Additional components include custody solutions for the secure storage of digital assets, market-making algorithms that maintain fair pricing and spread, and API integrations that offer real-time data feeds and trading analytics. Together, these components support a robust trading ecosystem by ensuring transaction integrity, security, and efficient market operations.

What are the risks associated with MEV activities?

  • Increased transaction fees: MEV can lead to a bidding war for priority in transaction processing, significantly driving up gas fees and overall transaction costs​.
  • Reduced market fairness: MEV activities undermine the fairness and transparency of decentralized markets, leading to a loss of trust among participants​.
  • Network congestion: Intense MEV competition can lead to network congestion, causing delays and inefficiencies in transaction processing​.
  • Security vulnerabilities: Excessive MEV extraction can incentivize malicious behaviors, potentially leading to attacks on the network, such as reorg attacks, to maximize MEV gains​

How do MEV Bots work?

MEV bots monitor the blockchain's mempool for profitable opportunities, such as arbitrage or front-running. For example, in a sandwich attack, an MEV bot detects a large buy order for a token that is about to be executed on a decentralized exchange (DEX). 

The bot quickly submits a buy order for the same token just before the large transaction is processed, driving up the token's price. After the original large buy order is executed and raises the price further, the bot then sells the token at the now-inflated price, capturing the price difference as profit.
 

This process exploits the predictable ordering of transactions on the blockchain and can occur within seconds, often using higher gas fees to ensure miners prioritize the bot's transactions.

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