Cyberattacks are no longer a question of if — but when. Phishing emails, fake invoices, malicious links, IBAN fraud — your employees are the last line of defence. Trained staff catch attacks before they cause damage.
Every organisation regardless of size needs a clear security policy, documented IT controls, and privacy procedures aligned with GDPR and NIS2. Without them, you face regulatory risk, audit exposure, and liability.
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— ICE-PAY
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— Indicium Technologies
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— YowPay
We developed an open monitoring system for the Uniswap V3 USDC/ETH pool on Ethereum mainnet — one of the most actively traded decentralised venues in DeFi. Every swap, every wallet, every gas fee is recorded permanently on the public blockchain. We collect that data, process it daily, and rank wallets by how much value they extracted from the pool.
The leaderboard tracks net USDC extracted after gas, win rate, profit factor, and CEX-informed trade percentage — giving a clear picture of who has systematic edge in this market and how they operate.
Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) refers to the profit that automated traders capture by exploiting the publicly visible nature of Ethereum transactions. Arbitrageurs, sandwich bots, and CEX-DEX traders continuously compete to extract value from liquidity pools — at the expense of ordinary users and liquidity providers on the other side.
MEV is a well-documented and neutral feature of permissionless blockchains. Transparency about who extracts value, how much, and how consistently is essential for informed participation in decentralised markets. All data shown in MEV Leaderboard is derived from public on-chain records.
Our monitoring system includes the on-chain data collector, leaderboard engine, and CEX signal pipeline. It is released open source release in 2026. Built in Python, it runs on modest hardware and is designed to be reproducible by anyone with access to an Ethereum archive node or running our bespoke collector script.
Planned additions include support for additional Uniswap V3 pools, cross-pool wallet tracking, sandwich attack detection, and LP loss attribution. Contributions and feedback are welcome.