🥪❌ MEV bots can't sandwich you if it's impossible to backrun you. Every sandwich attack relies on three things: ⒈ Frontrunning your trade, buying before you. ⒉ Pushing the price up with its own trade right before yours executes, so you buy at a worse price. ⒊ The bot selling its tokens back to the pool at that inflated price. On a standard AMM: The liquidity pool is symmetrical and bidirectional, meaning the same curve that sells tokens to the front-runner buys them back a moment later, after your trade has pushed the price up. The bot buys low - pushing the price up, forcing you to buy high - then sells high, keeping the difference. This is impossible to perform on @CarbonDeFixyz. 👉 Asymmetric liquidity: each strategy has a separate buy curve and sell curve, set by the maker at distinct price ranges. 👉 Unidirectional curves: each curve trades in one direction only. A sell curve sells. It doesn't automatically reverse and buy back. 👉 No profitable sell-back: tokens a bot buys from a maker's sell curve can't be dumped back into that curve at the inflated price. The only buyer is the maker's buy curve, at the lower price the maker chose. A bot can still try the front-run, but the back-run doesn't pay. And a sandwich without its second leg is just an expensive trade. #MEV #sorrynotsorrybots