MIgHTy-alIeN/ai-trader-bot
GitHubAn MEV arbitrage bot for Ethereum composed of a smart contract and an external Python automation script that finds and executes trades between Uniswap pools and routers [1].
Individual crypto traders looking to automate Ethereum arbitrage starting with a small deposit of 0.5 to 1 ETH [2, 3].
Requires the user to keep the browser page open continuously while the bot is running [2].
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