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Today, the bundle explorer only shows the last 10 blocks. Add a pagination component to traverse the history.

Inspect each sub bundle separately, make it easy to share it.

No matter which block number I enter, I get this error:

Every time I look up a transaction on Etherscan, I have to go to https://flashbots-explorer.marto.lol/ to check for bundles this tx may be included in. It would have been a huge value prop to have this data showing up straight on Etherscan on the transaction view.

When you open a transaction view on Etherscan, the Chrome extension would pull up the data from your API and embed into the transaction view page.

Single transaction view, with full details ala etherescan

Today, the explorer displays a set of tokens involved in each transaction, but it doesn't show quantities nor actions (transfer, transferFrom,, approve...).

This issue aims to display such information.

It'd be nice to see the gas price of individual bundles at a glance

This is hard because it's not clear whether or not gas fees are included in them (e.g. for sandwiches) due to how bundles discount gas fees from transactions seen in the mempool

I'd suggest either:

• using (total coinbase transfer)/(total gas used)
• or showing BOTH (coinbase transfers)/(gas used) AND (coinbase transfers + gas fees)/(gas used)

If you visit directly a link to a specific block number, closing the modal will go back in history to a non-bundle explorer site (usually blank page).

The going back functionality is meant to preserve the querystring after opening a block, but this breaks usability.

The explorer already supports passing a from parameter via querystring. This issue is about supporting it through the UI.

Featuring:

• Input to select a from address
• UI indicating filtering by what address

https://flashbots-explorer.marto.lol/?from=0x67Ead8439eA4d83F5A8B7Cb2076c23E9647B4e7A

When a transaction involves unlisted tokens (today we're looking at coingecko), they're not shown. This issue aims to fix that.

e.g. in: https://flashbots-explorer.marto.lol/?block=12589484

Explorer:

Etherscan:

I am working on a script to analyze the ratio of Flashbot blocks v.s. the total blocks, are there any suggestions to decide if a block was mined by Flashbot? and how to find the bundles inside.

and thanks for the work, really helpful.

Given that etherText has been banned by twitter, and bot operators frequently use EtherText to communicate, this might be a neat place to add EtherText messages found in calldata on Ethereum.

The detection is very simple.

1. look for top-level call data,
2. decode it hex->ascii
3. determine if it is word-y. i just look for spaces > 2 and ratio of spaces:len between 2 and 10 (surely there's a better/smarter way)
4. and then there's a blacklist of prefix's from wallets and exchanges like "tx from HappyWallet" or "Exchange order #9551", you'll want to filter thouse
5. Probably want a stopword list (you'd be surprised how much nasty racist stuff shows up in ethereum call data)

Displaying MEV job board

https://github.com/flashbots/mev-job-board

Today it only works for WETH by querying uniswap subgraph's bundles

Maybe in the header, as usual

• what's flashbots
• what's MEV
• what's effective gas price

Hi!

Came across your tool, super neato. I couldn't find where you are sourcing your data from? Specifically I'm interested in the "Inspect" data. Thanks!

When no block is found by number, there's a funny modal indicating so.

But when you hit Close, it goes back to whatever the user had in their history. That's a side effect of closing the modal of a valid bundle and returning to the main screen. And it needs to be fixed.

If you search by a non-flashbots block number, today you get a 🍌

This issue is about making some other easter egg, low hanging fruit being a randomized emoji.

Blocked by #4.