Silencing Barriers in Web 3.0: Unleashing Legibility and Competitions #nearprotocol #celestia #near
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Explore the impact of maintaining legibility in off-chain orchestrations for fulfillment and the role of on-chain intent order books. Learn how this can enhance competition, prevent front-running, and censorship.
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do you think that remains as we shift to more and more orchestration off chain like where the Fulfillment is happening in these like other layers whether there's these dark pools with all the market makers are fulfilling these intents and these rfqs do we keep legibility oh we should have more in like the intend order book should be on chain that that allows to have a lot more legibility and a lot of competition because yeah if you keep it off chain then whoever you know whichever server
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you send it to now is able to pretty much front run it or you know censor it or do whatever they want with it and so one thing I realize and come to to learn about these M systems is there's a fundamental tension between protecting the user and making the system legible