Transaction prioritization refers to the mechanisms within a blockchain network that determine the order in which pending transactions are processed and included in new blocks. This prioritization is often based on the transaction fee offered by the sender, with higher fees typically leading to faster inclusion. It manages network congestion and incentivizes validators. This system influences transaction confirmation times.
Context
Transaction prioritization is a frequent topic in cryptocurrency news, particularly during periods of high network activity when transaction fees surge. Debates exist regarding the fairness and efficiency of fee-based prioritization models. Solutions aimed at improving transaction throughput and reducing reliance on high fees are a focus of blockchain development. Spam-based MEV can exploit these mechanisms.
The human-centric Layer-2 architecture grants verified World ID holders priority block space and gas allowances, structurally disincentivizing bot activity and Sybil attacks across the application layer.
World Chain introduces a human-centric Ethereum Layer 2, leveraging World ID to grant verified users priority block space and free gas, directly addressing bot congestion and user onboarding friction.
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