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What does this mean? https://x.com/MikeIppolito_/status/1870938945971949745
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Everyone will capitulate to using TEEs for verifiable transaction ordering, in service of lowering tx latency (a la Flashbots' rollup boost: https://writings.flashbots.net/introducing-rollup-boost) "Ultimately permanent" because trusting SGX is the path of least resistance compared to ZK proofs or another software-based verifiable compute mechanism, since the performance isn't there yet
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Explain like I'm someone in crypto 10 years but aren't 2-3 clicks deep in how transaction ordering works in late 2024
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You can farm out transaction ordering to multiple people, and then re-assemble them as the sequencer to save time You also can ensure they don't do anything fishy because they assemble the partial blocks in the TEE
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TL;DR -- it's parallelization
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