Gate.io News bot message, the Anza team has launched the "Scheduler Bindings" feature for Solana's Agave validators client. This feature allows validators to customize block packaging logic without modifying core code through a modular architecture.
Data shows that currently over 90% of Solana validators are using custom schedulers like Jito and Paladin to enhance MEV profits. However, these schedulers face issues such as lack of transparency, security risks, and operational complexity.
The newly launched scheduler binding feature adopts a decoupled packaging logic design and provides standard rules such as "fail and discard" and "all or nothing", optimizing MEV profits while improving transparency, security, and operational efficiency, and supporting non-default schedulers.
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Solana validators client Agave launches scheduler binding feature
Gate.io News bot message, the Anza team has launched the "Scheduler Bindings" feature for Solana's Agave validators client. This feature allows validators to customize block packaging logic without modifying core code through a modular architecture.
Data shows that currently over 90% of Solana validators are using custom schedulers like Jito and Paladin to enhance MEV profits. However, these schedulers face issues such as lack of transparency, security risks, and operational complexity.
The newly launched scheduler binding feature adopts a decoupled packaging logic design and provides standard rules such as "fail and discard" and "all or nothing", optimizing MEV profits while improving transparency, security, and operational efficiency, and supporting non-default schedulers.
Source: Wu Says