# Architecture Documentation

This section provides comprehensive documentation on the MEV Bot system architecture, including high-level overviews, component interactions, and data flow.

## Documents in this Section

- [Project Overview](PROJECT_OVERVIEW.md) - Complete project structure and features
- [System Architecture](SYSTEM_ARCHITECTURE.md) - Detailed architecture and component interactions
- [Documentation Summary](DOCUMENTATION_SUMMARY.md) - Summary of all documentation

## Overview

The MEV Bot follows a modular architecture with clear separation of concerns. The system is designed to monitor the Arbitrum sequencer in real-time, detect potential swap transactions, analyze market conditions, and identify profitable arbitrage opportunities.

## Key Architectural Components

1. **Monitor Layer** - Real-time monitoring of the Arbitrum sequencer
2. **Processing Layer** - Event parsing and initial processing
3. **Market Analysis Layer** - Market data management and analysis
4. **Scanning Layer** - Market scanning for arbitrage opportunities
5. **Arbitrage Layer** - Arbitrage detection and execution
6. **Security Layer** - Key management and transaction security
7. **Infrastructure Layer** - Configuration, logging, and utilities

## Data Flow

The system follows a pipeline architecture where data flows from the monitor through various processing stages:

1. Monitor detects L2 messages and transactions
2. Events are parsed and enriched with metadata
3. Market data is analyzed and cached
4. Scanner identifies potential arbitrage opportunities
5. Arbitrage service evaluates profitability
6. Profitable opportunities are executed securely

For detailed information about each component, see the individual documentation files in this section.