Searching for MEV profit opportunities often requires tedious blockchain monitoring and analysis. In this tutorial, I’ll describe how to automate this process using the mevlog-rs MCP interface and the OpenClaw agent. We’ll use a secure HTTPS connection and Telegram chat for communication. We’ll also discuss the pros and cons of using OpenClaw vs. a manual MCP integration. Initial setup and RPC requirements I don’t think the world needs another article on a basic OpenClaw setup. Any tutorial on running OpenClaw with a Ubuntu VPS should work. I will assume you already have an OpenClaw integration with a communication interface, such as Telegram, configured. For an MCP integration, you’ll need an LLM agent configured and running locally. For the rest of this article, we will use the Claude Code CLI. An optional but useful prerequisite for this tutorial is running a Geth full node on the same machine as OpenClaw. Local node offers significantly better performance for scanning larger block…
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