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๐งต Validator Rewards & MEV on @ethereum since The Merge ๐ง Since Ethereumโs transition to Proof of Stake (The Merge), validator income dynamics have changed. Letโs explore where rewards come from โ staking, tips, MEV โ and how theyโve evolved. (+ real charts ๐)
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1/ Validators on @ethereum earn from two layers: โข Consensus Layer: issuance from staking โข Execution Layer: user-paid tips + MEV On average: ~80% of rewards = staking ~17% = tips (priority fees) ~3% = MEV ๐ Hereโs the breakdown ๐
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2/ Most blocks donโt carry meaningful MEV. In fact, over 50% of blocks deliver no MEV reward at all. But some rare blocks pay huge MEV rewards โ creating an extreme long tail. ๐ฐ Hereโs a histogram of MEV per block: One validator earned 689 ETH in one block โ over $1.2M.
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3/ Timeline view: total monthly validator earnings since The Merge ๐ You can clearly see cycles of high activity (meme seasons, volatility, etc.) ๐ฃ Staking rewards = stable ๐ Tips & MEV = volatile, network-dependent
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4/ Notable spikes: AprilโMay 2023: memecoin mania โ high gas โ big tips Liquidation events โ large MEV blocks MEV rewards > 6,000 ETH paid in a single day during peak volatility These illustrate how validator revenue can surge under pressure.
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