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Backrunning in the context of decentralized finance (DeFi) is a strategy that takes advantage of the public nature of blockchain transactions. When a large trade is made on a decentralized exchange (DEX), it can cause a temporary imbalance in the price of the traded assets. A backrun is a type of arbitrage where a trader, or in this case a bot, sees this incoming trade and quickly places their own right after it, aiming to profit from the price imbalance.
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The Mev Bot implements this strategy in three main steps:

-Identifying trades to backrun: The bot monitors the mempool for large incoming trades that could cause a significant price imbalance.

-Finding a profitable backrun arbitrage route: The bot calculates potential profits from various arbitrage routes that could correct the price imbalance.

-Executing the arbitrage transaction: The bot places its own trade immediately after the large trade is executed, then completes the arbitrage route to return the market closer to its original balance.

Identifying Trades to Backrun (Example)
The first step in the backrun strategy is to identify trades that can be backrun. This involves monitoring the mempool, which is a stream of pending transactions. For example, if a trade involving the sale of 250M BONK for 100 USDC on the Raydium exchange is detected, this trade can potentially be backrun.

To determine the direction and size of the trade, the bot simulates the transaction and observes the changes in the account balances. If the USDC vault for the BONK-USDC pair on Raydium decreases by $100, it indicates that someone sold BONK for 100 USDC. This means that the backrun will be at most 100 USDC to bring the markets back in balance.

During this process, the bot listens to the mempool for all transactions that touch any of the relevant decentralized exchanges (DEXs) using the programSubscribe function (see mempool.ts). Many transactions use lookup tables that need to be resolved first before we know whether the transaction includes any of the relevant vaults. The lookup-table-provider.ts is used for this purpose.

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