ChainCatcher news, Ethereum infrastructure service Flashbots researcher Shea Ketsdever stated on social media that Flashbots has open-sourced its MEV-Share node.It is reported that the MEV-Share protocol will distribute a portion of the funds earned through Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) to Ethereum users, not just validators and block builders. Flashbots' product lead Robert Miller stated that by introducing a new entity called a "matchmaker," MEV-Share can match transaction bundles from seekers with user transactions, allowing seekers to further optimize their MEV capture efforts. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum infrastructure service Flashbots has launched the beta version of the MEV-Share protocol, aimed at distributing a portion of the maximum extractable value (MEV) profits to Ethereum users. The MEV-Share protocol is included in Flashbots Protect, a remote procedure call (RPC) tool that can be integrated with user wallets, designed to defend against bots attempting to profit by front-running user transactions.Flashbots claims that MEV-Share allows users to adjust privacy settings and manage order flow sharing, which can prevent front-running while selectively sharing transaction information with seekers operating MEV bots. As a result, users are eligible for "MEV redistribution rewards" while maintaining a basic level of privacy. (source link)

ChainCatcher message, Ethereum infrastructure service Flashbots proposed a new protocol called MEV-Share on the community forum, which allows Ethereum users to benefit from the profits generated by MEV and become part of the transaction supply. The beneficiaries will not only be the validating nodes and block builders. Currently, the protocol is still in the proposal stage.