Randomized Ordering

Randomized ordering protocols gather transactions over a set period and then execute them in a random order to prevent front-running on the blockchain. This approach ensures unpredictability and fairness in transaction processing but may not be ideal for time-sensitive trades.

Positives

  • Good Scope
  • Minimal Jostling

Negatives

  • Increased cost
  • Increased delay
  • Reduced decentralization
  • Security in case of byzantine committee

Methods

Abbreviations

  1. MEV : Maximal Extractable Value

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