Swaps. Auctions. Votes. Claims. Any on-chain action. Bots extract value on every unprotected call. BondRoute stops the leak. No relayers. No solvers. No trust assumptions.
Bots see pending transactions and act first. Swaps get sandwiched. Auctions get gamed. Liquidations get sniped. Existing solutions? They move extraction behind closed doors — builders, relays, solver networks. The leak continues. You just can't see it.
| Approach | Trust Required | Extraction | Auditable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public mempool | None | Open season | Yes |
| Private relays | Builders | Hidden % | No |
| Private mempools | Operators | Hidden % | No |
| Solver networks | Solvers | Discretionary | No |
| BondRoute | None | Zero | Yes |
Protected functions reject naked calls — bots can't just frontrun with higher gas. They'd need a bond created blocks earlier. Too late to react. Try to game it by pre-creating bonds? Protocols can require stakes that make speculation a losing game.
No bond, no execution. When attackers see your transaction, they can't act — they'd need their own bond plus the delay. By then, it's done.
Protocols set the rules: stake size, timing, constraints. Pre-created bonds that hit at bad terms? Trapped. Execute at a loss or forfeit. The math works against speculators.
BondRoute is ideal for protocols where execution ordering matters, outcomes have asymmetric payoffs, and MEV extraction is economically meaningful.
Loose slippage doesn't create safety—it creates traps. Price moves against attacker but stays within slippage? Execute at a loss or forfeit stake.
Overbids are the trap. Below clearing price? Lose gracefully. Above clearing price? Forced to overpay or forfeit. Speculative bid ladders self-destruct.
Strategic timing and position gaming become costly. Binding commitments mean votes reflect genuine intent, not last-second manipulation.
Liquidation sniping blocked. Whoever finds the opportunity and commits to it keeps it—others can't steal with higher gas.
One file. Two functions. No external dependencies. You define stake size, parameter strictness, and execution window. BondRoute enforces them.
Not privacy tooling. Not a trusted relay. Not builder-dependent. Not security through obscurity. It's economic finality.
No upgrade paths. No proxies. Deployed bytecode is final.
Nobody can pause, freeze, modify, or censor. Not even us.
Free primitive. No rent extraction. No vendor lock-in.
CREATE2 deterministic deployment. Verify once, trust everywhere.
BondRoute doesn't stop attackers from seeing the future.
It stops them from deciding later whether they liked what they saw.