so the multi-proposer architecture could change the way intents are handled but it does not seem to remove them entirely, @MaxResnick1 any thoughts on this... 👇🏻

Decentralization

Reduces the need for centralized intents, making the system more resilient to censorship and manipulation but it does introduce the general risk of malicious proposers colluding to manipulate intents.


Efficiency

May enables faster transaction times and lower fees, as multiple proposers can process intents concurrently, but it may also require additional resources and infrastructure to support multiple proposers, which could increase the cost and complexity of the system.


Security: 

The decentralized nature of the system can make it more resilient to attacks and manipulation but the increased complexity of the system may introduce new attack vectors and vulnerabilities.

Lots of unknowns, curious if you have any thoughts...