Arbitrum has adjusted its voting to change Timeboost to 125 milliseconds per round of priority Gas bidding, then sell an even faster read-only Fast Feed, with 97% of subscription revenue returned to the DAO. These figures currently come from only one source: the official governance page.
This isn’t just about speeding things up. It shifts the question from “whose servers are faster” to “who pays for latency,” moving what used to be an advantage hidden in the hardware onto the protocol ledger. If ordinary transaction slippage doesn’t improve, or if subscription and priority fee revenue doesn’t materialize for a long time, this overhaul won’t hold up.
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This isn’t just about speeding things up. It shifts the question from “whose servers are faster” to “who pays for latency,” moving what used to be an advantage hidden in the hardware onto the protocol ledger. If ordinary transaction slippage doesn’t improve, or if subscription and priority fee revenue doesn’t materialize for a long time, this overhaul won’t hold up.
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Link: https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/activity/referral/bind-ref