MEV Capture refers to the practice of extracting profit from Miner Extractable Value within a blockchain network. This involves strategically ordering, inserting, or censoring transactions to exploit price discrepancies or network inefficiencies. It is a complex strategy often executed by sophisticated actors like arbitrageurs and liquidators.
Context
MEV Capture is a subject of considerable debate within the blockchain community, particularly concerning its impact on network fairness and transaction costs. Current research is focused on developing mechanisms to mitigate negative externalities of MEV, such as proposer-builder separation and fair ordering protocols. Future developments are anticipated to involve more transparent and potentially decentralized approaches to MEV management.
A new mechanism auctions a guaranteed time advantage for transaction inclusion, transforming competitive latency-based MEV extraction into an economically efficient, auction-driven value capture system.
The vertical integration of native oracles and automation into the Layer-1 consensus redefines MEV capture, establishing a self-funding, anti-inflationary DeFi core.
This research introduces Execution Tickets, a novel mechanism to integrate Maximal Extractable Value directly into the Ethereum protocol, shifting value capture from external entities to the network itself.
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