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Answer: Yes, that is correct. Sandwich attacks are a type of transaction attack where a malicious user attempts to exploit the difference between two transactions. In this type of attack, the malicious user will send two transactions that overlap in time and price, with the intention of taking advantage of the difference in slippage. If the victim has set their slippage too high, they can suffer significant losses. However, if the victim has kept their slippage low, the maximum loss they can suffer is the chosen slippage.

👍👍👍👍 It's this statement correct? If a transaction is sandwich attacked, the max loss for the victim is the chosen slippage. Right?