Bank For International Settlements Explains MEV & Ethereum Market Manipulation

Bank For International Settlements Explains MEV & Ethereum Market Manipulation

The “miner extractable value” or MEV and its effects are one of the industry’s open secrets. And the Bank for International Settlements recently put out a document titled “Miners as intermediaries: extractable value and market manipulation in crypto and DeFi” to explain the phenomenon and the risks it implies. In it, they define MEV “as […]


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