exploring the infinite frontier
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- Block building economics
- Arbitrage on high-throughput blockchains
- Crypto-AI intersections
- Block auctions under ePBS
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Someone should scrape everything that mythos blocks you from asking
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Super excited for the Arc chain vision! In many ways itβs the improved spiritual next generation version of the suave geth TEE coprocessor we were working on at flashbots ~2 years ago!
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Here you can see the same propAMM vs Univ3 5 bps. For small trades the propAMM is tighter, but then widens out for bigger trades
This behaviour makes sense while the systems are new and makers are feeling it out. Quoting wide for big trades is a good way to minimise exposure to toxic flow
integrate now and ride the wave of tightening spreads on ethereum (link below)
Jun 9
United airlines wifi was good enough to send an army of agents to reverse engineer some propAMMs
Due to the constant streaming, you can see price curves move in real-time, not just every 12s.
Gonna plan with this viz so its ready to paint the picture of a $1B daily vol battle
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dmarz β‘οΈπ€ retweeted
The turnstile mechanism guarantees either closure on exploitation, or impact minimization
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Why does MEV spam persist on high-throughput chains?
We study Base arbitrage and show that spam comes from two very different search styles:
targeted searchers wait for known opportunities
probabilistic searchers probe on-chain to discover them
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dmarz β‘οΈπ€ retweeted
May 29
A lot of people have suggested over the centuries that ecosystems might have some degree of cognition. What would that look like? Could there be recognizable memory phenomena on the scale of population dynamics? Here's a #preprint where amazing high-school student @asamanta42, @HananelHazan, and I use a model system - in silico predator-prey dynamics - and analyze the possibility of several kinds of learning:
arxiv.org/abs/2605.30109
(the basics are kind of like thoughtforms.life/but-where-β¦, but some very cool new stuff here, including the interesting and unique pattern of learning-compatible values in the parameter space).
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you'd think the cloud provider running your most sensitive data is automatically on the hook for it under GDPR, right? sweden's data protection authority just looked at trusted execution environments and landed somewhere stranger. thread below β¬οΈ
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this came out of a sandbox with Volvo, Ericsson and CanaryBit. sweden only for now, but every EU regulator is going to read it.
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Been curious about open source brain datasets and saw @LecoqJerome's tweet last night, so I got vibe coding.
First huge cred to the OpenScope project at Allen for publishing all of this openly! Vibe coded visual explained below β¬οΈ (β οΈbtw, Im not a neuroscientist, bewareβ οΈ)
May 28
Folks, we are doing those 3 neuronal recordings with the same visual prediction tasks for the OpenScope community project. The data is public for everyone to analyze.
Perhaps, you might be interested in the data... github.com/AllenNeuralDynamiβ¦
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my UI is in a fork here:
github.com/dmarzzz/openscopeβ¦
big disclaimer. i am not a neuroscientist. built this overnight with claude. my agent insists it's probably correct but it could be subtly wrong somewhere. open to corrections or guidance!
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