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Arbitrum introduces per-transaction auctions, replacing Timeboost mechanism
Arbitrum has transitioned from its Timeboost mechanism to per-transaction auctions for transaction prioritization. This change aims to enhance revenue distribution, directing 97% of proceeds to the DAO treasury and 3% to the Arbitrum Developer Guild. The previous Timeboost model allowed searchers to bid for faster transaction inclusion, but the new approach focuses on individual transactions and introduces a paid Fast Feed subscription.
Key points
- Arbitrum replaces Timeboost with per-transaction auctions to improve revenue distribution.
- The new model allocates 97% of proceeds to the DAO treasury and 3% to the Arbitrum Developer Guild.
- The previous Timeboost mechanism allowed searchers to bid for faster transaction inclusion.
- The updated approach focuses on individual transactions and introduces a paid Fast Feed subscription.
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