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Solana Triangular Arbitrage Bot Code

The document outlines updates to the SolanaArbitrageBot class, specifically enhancing opportunity detection by adding triangular arbitrage capabilities. It introduces a method to scan for triangular arbitrage opportunities and attempts to execute them if profitable. Additionally, it includes improvements in executing arbitrage by bundling multiple routes into a single transaction for efficiency.

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Solana Triangular Arbitrage Bot Code

The document outlines updates to the SolanaArbitrageBot class, specifically enhancing opportunity detection by adding triangular arbitrage capabilities. It introduces a method to scan for triangular arbitrage opportunities and attempts to execute them if profitable. Additionally, it includes improvements in executing arbitrage by bundling multiple routes into a single transaction for efficiency.

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// (Existing imports and CONFIG remain the same)

// ... inside SolanaArbitrageBot class ...

// ============ Opportunity Detection (Updated) ============

async scanForOpportunities() {
const tokenPairs = [Link]();

for (const pair of tokenPairs) {


// Check standard two-sided arbitrage (A->B->A and B->A->B)
await [Link]([Link], [Link]);
await [Link]([Link], [Link]);
}

// NEW: Check for Triangular Arbitrage opportunities


await [Link]();
}

// ... existing attemptTwoSidedArbitrage and findArbitrageOpportunity methods ...

// ============ NEW: Triangular Arbitrage ============

async scanForTriangularOpportunities() {
const allMints = [Link](TOKENS);
const amountIn = [Link] * LAMPORTS_PER_SOL; // Starting amount in
SOL or max trade size

// Iterate through all possible permutations of A -> B -> C -> A


for (const tokenA of allMints) {
for (const tokenB of allMints) {
if (tokenA === tokenB) continue;

for (const tokenC of allMints) {


if (tokenC === tokenA || tokenC === tokenB) continue;

// We have a unique three-token cycle: A -> B -> C -> A


await [Link](tokenA, tokenB, tokenC,
amountIn);
}
}
}
}

async attemptTriangularArbitrage(
tokenA: string,
tokenB: string,
tokenC: string,
amountIn: number
) {
if (![Link]) return;

try {
// --- Leg 1: A -> B ---
const leg1Route = await [Link](tokenA, tokenB, amountIn, 'AnyDex');
if (!leg1Route) return;
const amountB = [Link];

// --- Leg 2: B -> C ---


const leg2Route = await [Link](tokenB, tokenC, [Link](),
'AnyDex');
if (!leg2Route) return;
const amountC = [Link];

// --- Leg 3: C -> A (Back to original token) ---


const leg3Route = await [Link](tokenC, tokenA, [Link](),
'AnyDex');
if (!leg3Route) return;
const finalAmountA = [Link];

const profit = [Link](new BN(amountIn));


const profitSOL = [Link]() / LAMPORTS_PER_SOL; // Assuming A is
SOL or converting to SOL

if (profitSOL > [Link]) {


const opportunity: ArbitrageOpportunity = {
tokenA: tokenA,
tokenB: tokenB, // Renaming tokenB to path for triangular for
clarity
amountIn,
buyDex: 'Leg1/2', // Combined for the triangular path
sellDex: 'Leg3',
buyRoute: leg1Route, // Store the first route as 'buy' for now
sellRoute: leg3Route, // Store the final route as 'sell' for now
profitSOL,
roi: ([Link]() / amountIn) * 100,
timestamp: [Link](),
};

[Link]('\n🔺 TRIANGULAR OPPORTUNITY FOUND!');


[Link](` Cycle: ${[Link](tokenA)} -> $
{[Link](tokenB)} -> ${[Link](tokenC)} -> $
{[Link](tokenA)}`);
[Link](` Expected Profit: ${[Link](6)}
SOL`);

// Note: Oracle and ML checks should ideally run here before execution.
if (await [Link](opportunity).then(r =>
[Link])) {
// For triangular arbitrage, we need to bundle all three routes.
// This requires modifying the executeArbitrage function slightly
// or creating a new executeTriangularArbitrage function.
await [Link]([leg1Route, leg2Route, leg3Route],
opportunity);
}
}

} catch (error) {
// Ignore specific errors like 'no routes found' which are common in
permutation loops
}
}

// NEW: Helper to map Mint Address back to Symbol for logging


getTokenSymbol(mint: string): string {
const symbol = [Link](TOKENS).find(key => (TOKENS as any)[key] === mint);
return symbol || [Link](0, 4) + '...';
}
// UPDATED: executeArbitrage to handle multiple routes for the bundle
async executeArbitrage(
routes: RouteInfo[],
opportunity: ArbitrageOpportunity // Need the full opportunity for logging
) {
[Link]('\n⚡ EXECUTING ARBITRAGE...');
// ... (implementation details for generating transactions from multiple
routes)

if (![Link]) throw new Error('Jupiter not initialized');

// 1. Generate all Transaction Instructions


const transactions: Transaction[] = [];

// For simplicity, we assume we can combine all swaps into one transaction if
possible,
// but Jupiter usually provides one `swapTransaction` per call.
// For *Triangular*, we must combine all three swaps into one single atomic
transaction bundle.

for (const route of routes) {


const result = await [Link]({
routeInfo: route,
user: [Link],
});
// CRITICAL: We need a single VersionedTransaction for all three swaps.
// The Jupiter SDK's `exchange` returns a fully built transaction.
// For atomic bundling, you'd need to extract and merge the instructions,
// which is a highly complex step.
// For this conceptual code, we'll collect the generated transactions:
[Link]([Link]);
}

// 2. Bundle and Send via Jito (using the logic from the previous step)
[Link](` Attempting to bundle ${[Link]} transactions via
Jito...`);
const bundleSignature = await [Link](transactions);
[Link](` ✅ Arbitrage Bundle executed: ${bundleSignature}`);
[Link](`\n💰 ARBITRAGE SUCCESSFUL! Expected profit: $
{[Link](6)} SOL\n`);
}

// ... (Rest of the class methods remain the same)

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