Common MEV Exploits
Examples of MEV exploits include:

Front-running: Bots detect a large order and execute their own trades first.
Sandwich attacks: Bots place a buy order before and a sell order after a user’s trade to profit from slippage.
Liquidation sniping: Bots swiftly liquidate leveraged positions before other traders can react.
Risks of MEV for Traders
MEV can lead to increased transaction costs, unexpected price slippage, and unfair trading conditions. Regular traders might experience poorer execution prices as bots extract value from every transaction.
How to Protect Yourself from MEV Bots
Mitigate MEV risks by using platforms that offer private transaction pools and by setting strict slippage limits on your trades. Additionally, consider using tools that mask your transactions to avoid detection by MEV bots.