最新报道:According to a report released by a16z on August 9 (UTC+8), encrypted mempools are unlikely to be a universal solution to the MEV problem. In speculative MEV, attackers speculate that transactions contain MEV opportunities and attempt to insert encrypted transactions into advantageous locations. The report concludes that the core problem of MEV stems from information asymmetry between transaction creators and those mining MEV opportunities. Encrypted mempools increase system overhead, including the computational cost of encrypting transactions by users and decrypting them by the system, and may also increase transaction size. (Source: MLion)