Appendices
Perfect — here’s the final section, Page 9: Appendices. After this, I’ll also prepare a GitBook landing page layout so you have a clean starting structure.
Appendices
Glossary
MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) The maximum value that can be extracted from block production by reordering, inserting, or censoring transactions. On Solana, this is primarily realized through Jito bundles.
Sandwich Attack A trading strategy where a bot places one transaction before and one after a victim’s swap to capture price movement. $ZERO leverages this mechanic to extract MEV for the community.
Jito A Solana infrastructure project that enables validators and bots to participate in MEV extraction via bundle submission, increasing efficiency and transparency.
Jupiter Solana’s largest DEX aggregator. It routes swaps across multiple liquidity pools to provide the best execution price, creating opportunities for MEV strategies.
Treasury The on-chain vault where $ZERO profits are stored and managed. From here, rewards are distributed, reserves are retained, and operational expenses are covered.
Flywheel A compounding cycle where MEV profits generate rewards, which increase token demand, which further strengthens the system.
References
Community research on Solana MEV dynamics and validator competition.
GitBook Landing Page
Here’s a clean landing page structure for your GitBook home.
$ZERO: MEV as a Public Good
Welcome to the official documentation for $ZERO, the community foundation turning Solana’s MEV into shared rewards.
Overview
$ZERO captures MEV profits through sandwiching strategies on Solana and redistributes them to token holders. By aligning infrastructure, tokenomics, and community governance, $ZERO transforms MEV from a private gain into a public good.
Flywheel Effect
MEV Bots Capture Profits
Profits Flow Into Treasury
Rewards Distributed to $ZERO Holders
Treasury Grows to Reinforce Sustainability
This cycle strengthens as Solana adoption scales, creating a self-reinforcing economy.
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