1/ đ I just open-sourced my first MEV paper on @arxiv ! tl;dr I analyze the economics of Execution Tickets (ETs), a novel MEV capture mechanism Would love feedback :)
data is a funny thing in crypto youâd think that since most of itâs public, it would be easy to get an accurate read on whatâs going on but the raw data is messy. many data providers try to fix it, but thereâs no clear winnerâjust fragmenting the data more also, many charts
1/ A lot of new research is emerging about Multiblock MEV (MMEV). Here is a 𧾠about it. TL;DR: In theory, MMEV can lead to centralization. In practice, it is not so prevalent. However, changing the MEV market structure via MEV capture solutions might induce ppl to exploit it.
Blockchains are the legal system of the internet. With all the froth and mania in the markets, sometimes I need to remind myself what we are building toward. The way I see it⌠The foundation of the economy is its legal systemânamely, contracts and ownership rights. On top of
1/ đ Excited to share a new paper on @arxiv co-authored w @DavideCrapis & Fahad Saleh ( @CBER_Forum )! tl;dr We study Execution Tickets (ETs đ˝), highlight centralization vectors due to heterogeneous MEV extraction abilities & capital costs, and quantify protocol MEV capture.
Giving a talk on MEV this Friday (15th) at 11:30am @EFDevcon on Stage 2. Thereâs been groundbreaking research on MEV over the past year, but itâs been tough to follow. Iâll distill it. Topics include: Execution Tickets, Execution Auctions, BRAID, etc. Come thru! Link belowđ
1/ Super excited to share @DavideCrapis and my new Eth Research post: âExecution Auctions as an Alternative to Execution Ticketsâ tl;dr: Ethereum leaks MEV to proposers, causing negative protocol externalities. We analyze two solutions: EAs and ETs. Would love feedback đ
the protocol is secured by a token that is valuable because it provides security
i just had the opportunity to speak after @VitalikButerin . it was surreal, and i donât take for granted the meritocracy that this industry provides. there are almost no artificial barriers to contribute to open-source research. thx @tzhen for the invite.
1/ đ˝ Super excited to share my new Eth Research post that I coauthored with @DavideCrapis analyzing the economics of the Execution Ticket (ET) proposal!
