The legendary first comprehensive study of CEX-DEX arbitrage on Ethereum reveals that non-atomic arbitrage accounts for more than a quarter of top DEX volume, is dominated by eleven searchers, and creates a centralizing force in block building that subsidizes itself with off-chain profits.
@0x3hu79A study from Yale, Flashbots, and King's College formalizes what many suspected - Ethereum's block-building architecture systematically drives geographic centralization. The mechanisms are different under local vs. PBS building, and consensus parameters act as hidden geographic levers.
@0x3hu79A study of 442,000 JIT bundles on Uniswap v3 reveals that public and private execution channels create fundamentally different economics - with measurable consequences for builders, searchers, and passive LPs.
@0x3hu79~50 builders, relays, searchers, and researchers spent a day workshopping solutions to Ethereum's blockspace pipeline problems. Here's what gained traction - and what's still unresolved.
@0x3hu79A builder, a relay, a pricing researcher, and an EF researcher co-authored a paper on what's broken in Ethereum's blockspace pipeline. Here's what they found - and what they're not saying.
@0x3hu79A new mechanism from the Titan team lets relays append transactions from losing builders onto winning blocks - creating more valuable blocks, solving relay economics, and improving censorship resistance. All without changing the protocol.
@0x3hu79A proposal from the Titan team introduces relay-level inclusion lists - bringing FOCIL-style censorship resistance to Ethereum today, without any protocol changes. Here's how the mechanism works and why it matters.
@0x3hu79Vitalik laid out a sweeping vision across four areas of Ethereum's protocol evolution - cryptographic primitives, account abstraction, execution layer changes, and block building. Here's what it all means.
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