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The Express Lane to Spam and Centralization: An Empirical Analysis of Arbitrum's Timeboost
DeFi applications are vulnerable to MEV, where specialized actors profit by reordering or inserting transactions. To mitigate latency races and internalize MEV revenue, Arbitrum introduced Timeboost, an auction-based transaction sequencing mechanism that grants short-term priority access to an expre
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