Ethereum researchers propose decentralized solution to MEV problem

Odaily Planet Daily News Ethereum researcher "Malik672" proposed a "decentralized random block proposal" solution to eliminate MEV and solve the centralization problem. Currently, about 80% of Ethereum's blocks are proposed by only two entities, which is contrary to the spirit of decentralization. Malik672's solution allows all Ethereum clients (rather than a few builders) to build blocks using a random algorithm, thereby preventing profit-driven transaction manipulation. The main advantages of this solution include: completely eliminating MEV at the block level; decentralizing block building power from a few entities to all clients; potentially reducing block time from 12 seconds to 6-8 seconds; supporting Ethereum's future Danksharding expansion plan. Compared with the current proposer-builder separation (PBS) mechanism, the new system performs better in decentralization and eliminating MEV, but is slightly lacking in L2 efficiency optimization. For Ethereum, which values ​​fairness, this solution is of great value.