Changing Power Dynamics
The chapter explores the shift from miners to validators as recipients of MEV payments in Ethereum. It discusses the implications for the price of ETH, the credible neutrality of the network, and the changing power dynamics within the crypto ecosystem. The episode also delves into the political landscape of validators, including exchanges, large holders, and small holders, and emphasizes the importance of democratizing access to MEV profits for decentralization. The chapter concludes with a reflection on the perniciousness of the MEV problem and its potential impact on wealth distribution in proof of stake systems.In this clip
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66 - Crypto’s Existential Threat | MEV Panel: Phil Daian, Georgios Konstanopolus, Charlie Noyes
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