The evolution has arrived. Rivellum, the intent-centric Layer 1 for guaranteed outcomes, is now live in very very early beta testnet (temporarily for limited testing). The protocol replaces transactions with intents and constraints. It resolves them deterministically — or rejects them cleanly before execution. No mempool. No ordering games. No contract custody. 📘 Whitepaper: rivellum.network/whitepaper.… Testnet open for early feedback → rivellum.network Follow @rivellum and turn notifications on.

Estimates put total MEV extraction across major chains at over $2B in 2025 alone. Not from hacks. Not from exploits. Taken legally, every day, through transaction ordering — from ordinary users who never knew it happened. Here's the mechanic: You submit a swap. Before it executes, a bot sees it in the public mempool. It front-runs you — buying first, driving up your price, selling immediately after your transaction confirms. You paid more. The bot profited. You had no idea. Most chains try to mitigate this. Priority auctions. MEV-sharing protocols. Proposer-builder separation. These don't eliminate the problem. They redistribute who profits from it. Rivellum is being designed differently. Intents are submitted encrypted. Ordering is assigned blind — no participant sees transaction content before the ordering decision is made. By the time content is visible, ordering is already fixed by cryptographic seal. You cannot front-run what you cannot see. This isn't a configuration. It's the architecture. MEV elimination isn't a feature we added. It's a consequence of how the protocol is designed from the ground up. Currently in pre-funding development. Building this in public. rivellum.network