On-chain market stability refers to the condition where the prices and liquidity of digital assets within a blockchain-based market remain relatively consistent and predictable. This stability is influenced by factors such as protocol design, economic incentives, and the absence of sudden, large-scale manipulations. It is a desirable characteristic for decentralized finance applications and stablecoin mechanisms. A stable on-chain market fosters confidence among participants.
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Achieving and maintaining on-chain market stability is a primary objective for many decentralized finance protocols and algorithmic stablecoins. Discussions often focus on the effectiveness of various monetary policies, collateralization strategies, and automated market maker designs. The potential for systemic risks from volatile digital assets and flash loan attacks presents ongoing challenges to stability. Future innovations aim to create more robust and resilient on-chain mechanisms to preserve market equilibrium.
PROF introduces a mechanism to minimize adversarial MEV in Proposer-Builder Separation, transcending the tradeoff between user protection and transaction inclusion rate.
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