MEV Panel
summary
Two different MEV systems for Cosmos compete: one is a Cosmos‑native module that captures backrunning MEV on‑chain, runs a small-auction to place a few top‑of‑block transactions, enforces signer‑signed bundles to block sandwiching, and routes audited revenue back to stakeholders; the other is an off‑chain PBS/Builder market already live with 10–15 validators live on Osmosis, running searchers, taking a cut to re‑delegate and bootstrap participation. Both plan to leverage threshold encryption enables sealed‑bid on‑chain auctions and aim to keep competition at the validator edge.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00MEV panel welcome
- 1:04Panelist introductions MEV overview
- 3:34Good versus bad MEV
- 8:07Skip Mecca Tech MEV approaches
- 13:06On-chain vs off-chain MEV solutions
- 19:03In-protocol MEV capture validator economics
- 21:52Threshold decryption MEV impact
- 25:25Atom 2.0 block space futures
- 30:01Cross-chain MEV markets validator roles
- 33:12Closing Q&A
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