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Private Transactions: Because Your Grandma’s Ethereum Trades Are Now Being Used as Bait by High-Frequency Traders to Make You Poor

An illustration of two Ethereum traders, one dressed as a fisherman casting his line into dark waters while another stands at the edge looking worried. The water is filled with sharks representing frontrunners and other sea creatures symbolizing complex transactions. A few private order flow boats are seen sailing away from the chaos in the distance. In the foreground, gas prices rise like waves crashing against a shore marked "Public Queue".  At nightfall, city lights illuminate blockbuilders' headquarters as they cast their lines into dark pools below.

Well, isn’t it just peachy! The land of crypto has now become so convoluted even its own users don’t want anyone else in. They’re opting for private transactions because they can’t trust the public network not to be front-run by those pesky bots trying to make a quick buck off their backsides.

Source: cointelegraph

Private transactions now dominate Ethereum’s order flow as users seek to protect trades from frontrunners, according to an Aug. 20 report from Blocknative.  While private order flow still only comprises approximately 30% of Ethereum transactions, it consumes more than half of all gas used on the network, Blocknative said. This shift creates “new centralization vectors as private transaction order flow is accessible only to permissioned network participants,” according to the report. Private […]

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