MEV driving institutions away from DeFi, costing users dearly: Crypto exec
Broadcasting transactions before they are executed imposes a “hidden tax” on retail crypto users while alienating financial institutions.
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Broadcasting transactions before they are executed imposes a “hidden tax” on retail crypto users while alienating financial institutions.
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