95,000+ sandwich attacks, one year
Bots watch every trade before it lands, cut in front, then cut in behind — and pocket the difference. It happens 60,000+ times a month. $EVEN funds getting you an even trade.
the problem
Every public swap sits in the mempool for a moment before it executes. That moment is long enough for a bot to see it, buy ahead of you, let your trade push the price up, then sell right back into it. You get a worse fill. It never shows up as a "hack."
Over 95,000 sandwich attacks hit Ethereum traders between Nov 2024 and Oct 2025 — roughly $60M extracted, per EigenPhi/Cointelegraph research.
Attack volume hasn't slowed down — it's running 60,000 to 90,000 incidents a month, consistently, month after month.
Nearly 4 in 10 sandwich attacks target low-volatility pools — stablecoins, wrapped assets — the trades people assume are boring enough to be safe.
Sources: EigenPhi / Cointelegraph sandwich-attack research (Ethereum, Nov 2024–Oct 2025); Solana saw 1.55M sandwich attacks extract ~$13.4M from traders in 2025.
what $even funds
Fair-ordering and batch-auction execution already exist in research and in a few protected routers. Most retail trades still don't touch them. $EVEN puts a treasury and a spotlight behind changing that.
Publish a public, plain-language scorecard showing which pools and routers are getting sandwiched — and which ones actually protect you.
Treasury grants for open-source MEV-protection tooling — protected transaction routing that's usable by retail, not just insiders.
Advocate for fair-ordering, uniform-clearing-price execution to become the retail default, not an opt-in setting nobody finds.
New pools, new bots, new blind spots. The scorecard stays live for as long as the attacks do.
the numbers
Contract address: coming at launch
get in
Download Phantom, or any Solana-compatible wallet.
Buy SOL on any exchange and send it to your wallet.
Head to stonkfun.xyz, paste the contract address, and swap.
the bots aren't slowing down
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