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Imagine a world where rollups out of the box could achieve high levels of censorship resistance, ease of deployment, interoperability, fast finality, liveness, and MEV democratization. This may seem like a lofty goal, but with the arrival of shared sequencers, such a world may be within reach. However, not all rollups are created equal, which leads us to questions about how rewards and MEV should be distributed on shared sequencer networks. In this article, we will explore the properties that make shared sequencer networks achievable and what attributes can be achieved. Shared Sequencer Networks has primarily been covered by Alex Beckett, and later more in-depth by Evan Forbes from Celestia and the Espresso Systems team (as well as Radius), alongside the new incredible pieces by Jon Charbonneau. Josh, Jordan, and their team at Astria are building the first Shared Sequencer Network in production. Astria’s Shared Sequencer Network is a modular blockchain that aggregates and orders transa

The Shared Sequencer Team Portfolio Insights Contact Invest Team Portfolio Publications Contact Team Portfolio Insights Contact Invest The Shared Sequencer Words by Maven 11 Venture Photography by Unsplash Maven 11 Research An SoK on Shared Sequencing, Aggregation Theory and Vertical Integrations ‍ Imagine a world where rollups out of the box could achieve high levels of censorship resistance, ease of deployment, interoperability, fast finality, liveness, and MEV democratization. This may seem like a lofty goal, but with the arrival of shared sequencers, such a world may be within reach. Howev

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