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BlockSec Anti-MEV RPC

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Last updated 1 month ago

The "sandwich attack" is one of the most common frontrunning methods in the DeFi space, where attackers place two transactions around a trader's swap order on a DEX, aiming to manipulate asset prices through this sandwiching approach, causing the trader to incur asset losses.

To address this, BlockSec has launched an MEV protection RPC, safeguarding users' DeFi journey.

RPC Endpoints

  • Ethereum: https://eth.rpc.blocksec.com

  • BSC: https://bsc.rpc.blocksec.com

Wallet Users

Users need to add the corresponding RPC endpoints into their wallets to use these RPC endpoints. In the following, we will show the steps for some popular wallets.

MetaMask

Step 1: click on the top left to show the networks.

Step 2: Edit the network

Step 3: Click to add the RPC URL

Input https://bsc.rpc.blocksec.comfor BSC (or https://eth.rpc.blocksec.comfor Ethereum).

Ensure that the default RPC URL is the one we just set.