How to let special leaks some ETHEREUM transactions exceed the general waiting list

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Abstract/zusammenfassung

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Chapter 1: Introduction

1. introduction

   1.1 Overview of the thesis contributions

   1.2 The thesis of the outline

Chapter 2: The background

2.1 Blockchains and smart contracts

2.2 Rules for setting the priority of the transaction

2.3 Determining the priorities of the transaction and the transparency of the dispute

2.4 The decentralized judgment

2.5 Blockchain expansion with layer solutions 2.0

Chapter 3. Rules for setting the priority of the transaction

3. Standards for defining treatment priorities

   3.1 methodology

   3.2 Standard commitment analysis

   3.3 Investigation of criteria violations

   3.4 Dark transactions

   3.5 final notes

Chapter 4. Determining the priorities of the transaction and the transparency of the dispute

4. Determine the priorities of the transaction and the transparency of competition

   4.1 methodology

   4.2 on the transparency of the competition

   4.3 on the transparency of priority

   4.4 Final notes

Chapter 5, the decentralized judgment

5. Decentralization

   5.1 methodology

   5.2 attacks on governance

   5.3 Carrier’s governance

   5.4 final notes

Chapter 6. Related work

6.1 Rules for setting the priority of the transaction

6.2 Defining the priorities of the transaction and the transparency of the dispute

6.3 The decentralized judgment

Chapter 7. Discussion, restrictions and future work

7.1 Treatment arrangement

7.2 transaction transparency

7.3 The voting force distribution to amend smart contracts

conclusion

Pursuit

Appendix A: An additional analysis of the standards for defining the priorities of transactions

Approach B: An additional analysis to determine the priorities of transactions and the transparency of the dispute

Approach A: An additional analysis of the distribution of the voting force

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4.2 on the transparency of the competition

In this section, we make it clear that the transparency of the dispute is not practical as transactions deportation networks have become common in Ethereum. This allows miners to include private transactions, and therefore not all miners or even transactions have a complete vision for all available transactions suspended to include them.

4.2.1 Ascending private relay networks

With the profitable market for decentralized financing (Defi) in ETHEREUM, today, robots are involved in predators of the front end such as sandwiches and transactions arrangement attacks (Daian et al 2021). Deportation networks help users to face such attacks: they provide users with a special channel to communicate with miners, who have to prove their identity to participate in the relay. Deportation networks help users completely overcome the P2P network: Users send their transactions to the deportation network, which in turn transfer them to the participating miners. The deportation network and participants (A) claims that these transactions are not managed; And (b) to keep it especially until it is included in the Flashbots mass, 2022A. These transactions, and therefore, by building, do not face any problems with the front. Central relay networks; If mining workers are offended, they may lose the network membership and lose their future profits. There are multiple deportations (for example, Bloxoute (Bloxround Labs, 2022), Network Taichi (Sparkpool, 2021), and others (EDEN, 2022; ETHERMINE, 2022) today, but we focus on flashbots, 2022C), the largest deportation network For interconnection.

The private deportation network

As was previously discussed, at the time of our analysis, Flashbots is the most popular relay network in Ethereum. Flashbots users assemble one or more transactions in a specific arrangement (Flashbots, 2022b). It is expected that miners will remove the entire package (keeping the arrangement of transactions inside the package) and placing them in the upper part of the blocks. Miners receive fees (driven by direct conversion to their governorates) to include the package in addition to (traditional) fees related to transactions in that package. If there are competitors – proliferation of the same financial opportunity, for example, references – the candidates will choose the highest bonus (i.e. increasing financial incentives). The other package is eliminated (given that the financial opportunity is no longer present after it has been arrested by the covered package), although its transactions do not spend any gas. Therefore, with the exception of the network base fees offered at EIP-1559,[11] Supervisors and candidates can participate without any balance in their portfolio: if they succeed in obtaining a financial opportunity, they pay miners from the guaranteed profit and answer the rest (Flashbots, 2022C). Flashbots is free to use the deportation network, and it allows anyone to inquire if the transaction is using their deportation network and the paid duties of the mines (after committing it in a block). We use these data available to the public to analyze issued transactions (private sector) on Flashbots. However, Flashbots does not list neglected bundles (or transactions): we have access, and therefore, only for committed transactions.

4.2.2 Description of private deportation networks

Flashbots is called its packages (and component transactions) to one of three categories: (I) flashWhich represents those who were sent through their own follow -up; (the second) RowIn reference to those that are delivered to a flashbots worker, but through a different deportation network; And (3) Miners workers’ paymentsReferring to a package containing batches of weightraub et al., 2022. We have found 58.82 %, 27.93 %, 13.25 % of flash -to -fly transactions, facing miners, and rogue groups, respectively. We also noticed that 70,260 (1.01 %) of all flash transactions failed to implement after including a block. A small portion of the transactions is performed, and therefore, although the use of special terminals.

Flashbots also claims to have ≈ 85 % of the total ETHEREUM (Flashbots, 2022C). However, the majority of mining pools (47 out of 48 – with the exception of Atheer) according to the kidnappings, use Bots, representing 99.99 % of the total ETHEREUM retail rate, a modern action that raises the results we reached (Weintraub et al., 2022).

Some of the strongest mining baths such as Spark Pool[12] (Which is cooperating with the Taichi (Sparkpool, 2021) network, ethermine (ethermine, 2022), and F2pool (part of the Eden (Network, 2022))) provides their relay networks. Since these networks allow transactions to send transactions exclusively to a specific mine worker, we assume that miners prefer (or give priority) these transactions to those sent via the P2P network. It is important that the payments of these private transactions are guaranteed, while publicly released transactions are not available to any mine worker ready to commit them. Miners are likely to provide a preferential treatment for private transactions.

4.2.3 on preferential treatment for private transactions

We prove our hypothesis of the preferential treatment of private transactions through an active experience conducted on September 8, 2021. We released 8 transactions, where 4 were sent separately via Taichi, supported by Park Pool, and 4 through ETHEREUM General (see B.1 table in §b.1). We spent 100 euros to run this experience.

While running the experiment, we check whether Ethereum Blockchain Explorers (i.e. ETHERSCAN (ETHERSCAN, 2023B), Blockchain.com (Blockchain.com, 2021), and Charchair (Blockchair, 2023)) note any of our own transactions; If they do so, this means that the Taichi network has leaked to the audience. While public transactions appeared in these Blockchain explorers, after we sent them directly via the P2P network, private transactions were not observed by any of them until the transactions are included in a block. More importantly, our own transactions have not been marked by ETHERSCAN (which depends on the Flashbots applications interface (Flashbots, 2022A) and recently on Eignphi (Eigenphi, 2022)) as privacy, even after listing in a block. Measuring the prevalence of private transactions, and therefore, represents a challenge; Our estimates of the volume of private transactions are likely to be based on these tools and therefore, minimal.

Our results show that Babylon Pot included 2 out of 4 our special transactions. Spark Pool technically supports this mining group, which means “cooperating” in committing special transactions sent via Taichi (Babel Finance, 2021). However, our transactions were included in the appropriate position in the mass based on its fees. We delve into determining the priorities of transactions in the next section.

Also half the spread of special transactions in Ethereum and we point out that mining pools can have a distinctive set of special transactions in MEMPOOL. As a result, users can no longer rely on the General Mimpol alone to estimate their transaction fees. Given the lack of other data, it is likely that it will end with a false grade of the “appropriate” treatment fees for their transactions.

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[11] EIP-1559 went directly to the upgrade of Hard FORK in Ethereum on August 5, 2021, at a mass rate of 12,965,000.

[12] Spark Pool was suspended on mining services on September 30, 2021, due to the regulatory requirements provided by the Chinese authorities (Helen Partz, 2021).