Flashbots’ product lead, Robert Miller, addressed similar concerns earlier this month, stating that the company was working on a decentralized solution. SUAVE, a protocol that has been in development for the past year, has been unveiled.
Flashbots is a service that suggests blocks for validators to process in order to maximize incentive payouts. It is a popular third party for this block creation procedure.
Concerns in the community have arisen as a result of Flashbots censoring Tornado Cash transactions. According to MEV Watch, more than half of Ethereum blocks produced today are OFAC-compliant.
SUAVE’s launch comes shortly after Stephane Gosselin, co-founder of Flashbots, stepped down in September following an internal debate about the company’s censorship-resistance skills.
SUAVE intends to decentralize the block-building process gradually through open-sourcing its code and development, allowing anybody to participate. It will handle cross-chain and multi-chain transactions, as well as any Ethereum-compatible blockchain or rollup.
According to the development team, further information regarding SUAVE will be provided in the following weeks.
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