The first question came from Monad’s fast blocks
In 2024, aPriori published research on MEV in chains that execute transactions in parallel. Faster execution increased capacity, but it did not settle who should earn the value created when transactions are ordered inside a block.
The team proposed auctions and new incentives for validators, builders, searchers and traders. These papers described an economic design; they were not measurements from a mature production network.
A Panama company recorded in the white paper and a $10 million funding announcement gave the research an organization and capital. APR had not yet appeared, and the work did not promise token holders a share of treasury assets or MEV revenue.
