A16z: Why encrypted memory pools are not a universal cure for MEV? 》In speculative MEV, attackers will speculate that a certain encrypted transaction contains MEV opportunities, then encrypt their own transactions and attempt to insert them into advantageous positions; The core issue of MEV stems from the information asymmetry between transaction creators (users) and MEV opportunity miners (searchers and block builders); Encrypting memory pools can increase system overhead in various obvious ways. Users need to encrypt transactions, and the system also needs to decrypt them in some way, which increases computational costs and may also increase transaction volume. Read the full article: http://(wubleck123. com)/index. php? m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=47&id=46886