Crypto 101 ๐ Proposer-Builder Separation
Validators cannot see the specific transactions in a block before signing its header. This prevents them from seeing the contents and then stealing the builderโs MEV opportunities.
Whether to use MEV-Boost is up to each validator. Validators who choose not to use it can still build blocks using their local client.
I didnโt understand this beforeโwhat a waste of money. That couldโve bought me several monthsโ worth of milk tea.
For blocks produced through MEV-Boost, the builder must pay a bid of $ETH to the validator proposing the block.
#ETH
Validators cannot see the specific transactions in a block before signing its header. This prevents them from seeing the contents and then stealing the builderโs MEV opportunities.
Whether to use MEV-Boost is up to each validator. Validators who choose not to use it can still build blocks using their local client.
I didnโt understand this beforeโwhat a waste of money. That couldโve bought me several monthsโ worth of milk tea.
For blocks produced through MEV-Boost, the builder must pay a bid of $ETH to the validator proposing the block.
#ETH
