Satflow takes aim at the practice known as 'mempool sniping' in new decentralized exchange for trading Ordinals and Runes tokens (A.B. Frost/Wikipedia, modified by CoinDesk using PhotoMosh)

Bitcoin Startup Satflow Targets 'Mempool Sniping' in New Token-Trading Rival to Magic Eden

Summary

Satflow has launched a decentralized exchange (DEX) targeting professional traders in the Ordinals and Runes ecosystems, offering a 0% fee structure initially, which is lower than Magic Eden's fees. The DEX aims to combat mempool sniping, a practice where users exploit transaction delays to prioritize their own transactions. This issue is more pronounced on Bitcoin due to its 10-minute block confirmation time. Satflow's trading model involves three transactions, making them "unsnipable in mempool." The platform seeks to provide a more efficient trading experience for high-volume traders, having recently secured $7.5 million in seed funding. Existing DEXs are criticized for not adequately addressing Bitcoin's unique trading challenges.

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