Shutter - Preventing Frontrunning Using Threshold Encryption
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Shutter presents a frontrunning protection design that uses threshold encryption to hide transaction details until a decryption threshold is met. It describes using distributed key shares and threshold decryption among participating nodes so transactions remain confidential during ordering, preventing front‑running while permitting later disclosure when the protocol requires.
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