MevX

MevX is a multi-chain DEX trading terminal built for active retail traders who want fast token discovery, sniping, copy trading, and MEV protection from a single interface. Launched with a strong emphasis on Solana and subsequently expanded across more than a dozen blockchains, MevX positions itself as a one-stop platform for traders operating in the high-velocity world of memecoins and new token launches.

At its core, MevX combines several functions that traders would otherwise need separate tools to accomplish: live token discovery, real-time charting, manual buy/sell execution, automated sniping, copy trading, and wallet tracking. The platform is accessible through three interfaces: a web app, a browser extension that adds quick buy/sell overlays to DEX pages, and a Telegram bot for multi-chain trading on mobile.

The platform token discovery view surfaces trending and newly listed pairs across supported DEXes, letting traders spot potential entries early. From any token chart page, users can execute trades directly, configure limit orders, set automated take-profit and stop-loss levels, or launch dollar-cost averaging campaigns. All of this is managed from the same screen without switching tools.

MevX Solana support is the deepest of any chain on the platform. It integrates directly with Raydium AMM and CLMM pools, Raydium Launchlab, Orca, PumpFun, PumpSwap, Moonshot, multiple Meteora pool types including DYN, DLMM, and Dynamic Bonding Curve, and BoopFun. This breadth means traders can act on new token launches regardless of which platform they originate from, a meaningful advantage during fast-moving token events when liquidity migrates across protocols quickly.

MevX flagship feature for launch trading is Sniper V2, a consolidated sniping system that bundles Pump.fun, Raydium, Launchlab, and Boop.fun sniping into one interface. Earlier iterations of the sniper scattered these across separate modules; Sniper V2 unifies them so traders configure once and target launches across all supported venues simultaneously. Users can set slippage tolerance, priority fee tips, and spending limits per snipe, with the goal of securing an early position in the milliseconds after a token liquidity event.

The MEV in MevX refers directly to the platform MEV protection mechanisms, which differ by chain. On Solana, trades are routed through Jito block engine by bundling them with a small tip and submitting directly to Jito-connected validators. This structure prevents sandwich attacks because external bots cannot insert orders around a bundled transaction. On Ethereum, MevX uses Flashbots Protect to route transactions through a private mempool, keeping them invisible to searcher bots until they are included in a block by an ethical builder.

Copy trading on MevX lets users automatically mirror the on-chain activity of wallets they select, including configurable automated selling behavior. Complementing this is a wallet and KOL tracking tool that lets users monitor the activity of specific addresses and prominent traders without executing any trades themselves. PNL analysis is available across tracked wallets to help users evaluate which strategies or traders are worth following.

MevX launched with support for 13 chains. As of July 2026, the platform announced it was sunsetting support for Avalanche, Sui, Mantle, Plasma, XLayer, TON, and MegaETH, citing low traffic and activity on those networks. Following this consolidation, the supported chains are Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Monad, and TRON. Users on the deprecated chains were given a 15-day window to withdraw funds via the Telegram bot before support ends completely.

MevX charges a 0.8% transaction fee on Solana trades. Fees on other chains vary and a ranking system affects the exact rate users pay, with higher ranks receiving more favorable terms. The referral program operates across five levels. Direct referrals earn 25% of the transaction fees generated by referred users trades, with additional commissions of 3.5%, 3%, 2%, and 1% at deeper levels respectively. A user ranking tier determines their precise commission rate, which ranges from 17% to 25% at the direct level. Referral commissions are claimable in USDC. The platform also runs a separate SOL rewards program users can claim independently of the referral system.

The founding team behind MevX is anonymous but holds a KYC Certificate from Assure DeFi, a third-party service that verifies team identity and maintains that information in escrow for accountability purposes without requiring public disclosure. MevX does not have a native protocol token; no MEVX governance or utility token has been issued. Referral and reward payouts are denominated in USDC or SOL rather than a proprietary token. There is no publicly disclosed audit report for the MevX smart contract layer, though the platform routes a significant share of execution through audited third-party protocols such as Jupiter, Raydium, and Jito on Solana.

In the Solana trading tools landscape, MevX competes with Telegram-native bots and other web trading terminals that target the same meme token and launch-trading market segment. Its differentiators are the unified Sniper V2 interface across multiple launch platforms, native Jito bundle integration for MEV protection, and the breadth of Solana DEX coverage. As the platform consolidates around its highest-traffic chains following the July 2026 contraction, Solana remains the primary chain for its most advanced feature set.