Economic vulnerabilities represent weaknesses or susceptibilities within an economic system that could lead to instability or adverse outcomes. These can include factors such as high debt levels, inflationary pressures, or dependencies on specific external resources. Identifying and mitigating these vulnerabilities is critical for maintaining economic resilience.
Context
In the digital asset markets, economic vulnerabilities are frequently discussed in relation to the stability of stablecoins, the systemic risks posed by leveraged trading, and the impact of macroeconomic policy shifts on asset valuations. Concerns are often raised about the potential for contagion effects from the failure of a significant digital asset entity to the broader financial system. Regulatory bodies are increasingly focused on assessing and addressing these emergent risks to protect investors and market integrity.
A formal MEV theory, built on an abstract blockchain model, allows provable security against economic attacks, ensuring more robust decentralized systems.
This research establishes a rigorous, abstract model for Maximal Extractable Value, enabling provable security against economic attacks on decentralized protocols.
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