Jaredfromsubway.eth exploited for $7.5M after dominating Ethereum sandwich attacks

Jaredfromsubway.eth exploited for $7.5M after dominating Ethereum sandwich attacks

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2026-06-21 00:04:47
Cointelegraph reported that the notorious sandwich attack bot Jaredfromsubway.eth was exploited for $7.5 million. The bot was responsible for 70% of sandwich attacks on Ethereum from November 2024 to October 2025.
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Cointelegraph reported that the notorious sandwich attack bot Jaredfromsubway.eth has been exploited for $7.5 million. The bot has long been associated with sandwich attack activity on Ethereum, a form of transaction-ordering behavior often discussed in the context of maximum extractable value.

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A dominant role in Ethereum sandwich attacks

According to the report, Jaredfromsubway.eth was responsible for 70% of sandwich attacks on Ethereum between November 2024 and October 2025. A sandwich attack generally involves placing transactions before and after a target transaction in order to profit from the ordering of trades, a pattern commonly seen around decentralized exchange activity.

The report centers on two figures: the $7.5 million exploitation of Jaredfromsubway.eth and the bot’s 70% share of Ethereum sandwich attacks over the stated period. Cointelegraph categorized the item as market analysis, focusing on the bot’s prominent position within Ethereum’s on-chain trading environment.

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