Director of Operations at Hats.Finance, a decentral platform for Audit Competitions and Bug Bounties. 

My honest opinion, regardless of politics and based on what code / research exists, is they’d both do better if they actually shared ideas in the same language; but there is no lingua fraca (part of the reason I’ve been trying to formalize some Solana mechanics)

One of the most interesting things that those in Ethereum can learn about from Solana is Jito's MEV auction; here are some high level differences:

1. # of auctions isn't fixed per slot; dynamically changes based on txns 
2. Set of auctions implicitly defines a DAG of state priority
3. Often more efficient than PBS (!)

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It's not possible with Jito to create atomic transaction bundles which touch two different states?

Yes that's easy; it's when there is contention over the same state that you create a new auction

Basically when my two state MEV Bundle is getting contested by a different kind of MEV transaction I have to win both auctions otherwise I will forfeit the other auction as well?

Effectively if you only win one, you get randomly ordered relative to the other; the randomness is sort of weighted by the clearing prices of the auctions though