mev-bundleslisted
Install: claude install-skill Vo1ganin/mev-bundles-skill
# MEV Bundles & Bribes Skill
**Primary purpose:** explain bribes and bundles on Solana, teach agents how to **find** them on-chain, and how to **identify** their type (sandwich, back-run, snipe, mass-deploy).
Reference files:
- [`references/bribes.md`](references/bribes.md) — **READ THIS FIRST**: what "bribe" means precisely, 3 mechanisms (priority fee / Jito tip / relay tip)
- [`references/bundle-analysis.md`](references/bundle-analysis.md) — **READ FOR ANALYSIS**: how to find bundles on-chain, detect sandwich, profile KOLs
- [`references/jito.md`](references/jito.md) — Jito Block Engine API (for submission)
- [`references/other-relays.md`](references/other-relays.md) — all 9 MEV relays (Jito, Bloxroute, Nozomi, Astralane, BlockRazor, Stellium, Falcon, Flashblocks, 1node)
- [`references/examples/`](references/examples/) — runnable Python analysis + submission
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## 🎯 Part 1: What is a "bribe" on Solana?
Trading slang. Mechanically it's **one of three things** (or a combination):
### 1. Priority fee (standard)
- Microlamports per compute unit, set via `ComputeBudgetProgram.setComputeUnitPrice`
- Goes to: the validator producing your block
- Works with: any RPC (public, Helius, QuickNode, etc.)
- Typical: 1000–1,000,000 microlamports/CU depending on urgency
### 2. Jito tip
- `SystemProgram.transfer` instruction inside your tx to one of Jito's 8 tip accounts
- Goes to: Jito block engine + participating validators (shared)
- Works with: **only when submitted via a Jito-