CryptoSlate says builders received 49.3% of measured surplus in Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample, while 9.4% was burned. Some builder receipts were passed on to validators.
CryptoSlate reports that Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample put builder receipts at 49.3% of measured surplus, compared with 9.4% burned—about $5.24 received for every $1 destroyed. Those receipts should not be confused with retained profits: CryptoSlate says some were passed on to validators, leaving how much builders kept unresolved.
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CryptoSlate says builders received 49.3% of measured surplus in Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample, while 9.4% was burned. Some builder receipts were passed on to validators.
CryptoSlate reports that Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample put builder receipts at 49.3% of measured surplus, compared with 9.4% burned—about $5.24 received for every $1 destroyed. Those receipts should not be confused with retained profits: CryptoSlate says some were passed on to validators, leaving how much builders kept unresolved.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateIn Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample, builders received 49.3% of measured surplus, while 9.4% was burned—about $5.24 for every $1 destroyed. Builders did not necessarily keep the full amount; some of those receipts were passed on to validators.
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CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateIn Bitquery’s 30-day Ethereum arbitrage sample, builders received 49.3% of measured surplus, while 9.4% was burned—about $5.24 for every $1 destroyed. Builders did not necessarily keep the full amount; some of those receipts were passed on to validators.