Asuma - OP

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[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@OliviaRue @get_optimum @CryptoSundayz wow i can hear the beautiful voice

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

Why @get_optimum is beneficial for Ethereum ?

Today, Ethereum block building involves builders, relays and proposers. A builder creates a valuable block, a relay helps pass the bid/block along, and the proposer chooses a bid

With ePBS (EIP-7732), Ethereum moves much of this proposer-builder relationship directly into the protocol. That reduces reliance on third-party relays and separates the beacon/consensus block from the heavier execution payload containing transactions

= Today:

Builder → Relay → Proposer → Validators

= With ePBS:
Builder → Proposer
↓
Proposer sends the lighter beacon block
↓
Builder separately sends the heavy payload

═══════════════════

ePBS actually gives the heavy payload more time to travel. Ethereum says the propagation window expands from roughly 2 seconds to about 9 seconds, which can help Ethereum safely handle more data

Where could Optimum fit?

This is where mump2p becomes interesting.

Instead of changing how Ethereum chooses or validates blocks, Optimum is working on the road the data travels on.

So the idea is roughly:

Builder creates payload
↓
mump2p helps propagate it
↓
Payload reaches validators
↓
More time before the deadline

═══════════════════

For builders, that could make fast and reliable networking economically valuable. A winning bid isn't very useful if the corresponding payload isn't delivered in time.

And there's a bigger reason Ethereum cares about this: ePBS is partly designed to let Ethereum handle larger payloads and more data without forcing everything through today's tight validation window

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

Why @get_optimum is beneficial for Ethereum ?

Today, Ethereum block building involves builders, relays and proposers. A builder creates a valuable block, a relay helps pass the bid/block along, and the proposer chooses a bid

With ePBS (EIP-7732), Ethereum moves much of this proposer-builder relationship directly into the protocol. That reduces reliance on third-party relays and separates the beacon/consensus block from the heavier execution payload containing transactions

= Today:

Builder → Relay → Proposer → Validators

= With ePBS:
Builder → Proposer
↓
Proposer sends the lighter beacon block
↓
Builder separately sends the heavy payload

═══════════════════

ePBS actually gives the heavy payload more time to travel. Ethereum says the propagation window expands from roughly 2 seconds to about 9 seconds, which can help Ethereum safely handle more data

Where could Optimum fit?

This is where mump2p becomes interesting.

Instead of changing how Ethereum chooses or validates blocks, Optimum is working on the road the data travels on.

So the idea is roughly:

Builder creates payload
↓
mump2p helps propagate it
↓
Payload reaches validators
↓
More time before the deadline

═══════════════════

For builders, that could make fast and reliable networking economically valuable. A winning bid isn't very useful if the corresponding payload isn't delivered in time.

And there's a bigger reason Ethereum cares about this: ePBS is partly designed to let Ethereum handle larger payloads and more data without forcing everything through today's tight validation window

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@AIMANnfts @DripDragons one more good alpha nft

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@introvert7372 the number is increasing

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@FatimaSaud95 Fermah has choosed a well needed route

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@Herzman_V @get_optimum Cool Optimum Vibes bro

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@introvert7372 @therebelkins what an amazing art

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@lavender7888 the number increasing consistently

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@mrspalm75 gmum bro
very cool design

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@0xMim0 @get_optimum @blockchainjeff @cryptooflashh @CryptoSundayz congrats too all deserving

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@siaaonchain @fermah_xyz @rjmuneeb101 @7wealthh BEAUTIFUL HAND ART SIA

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@1Depixel @twinstake_io wow bro great optimum art

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@DoctorDynamite3 always pretty cool information bro

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@maniking5566 gmum bro
very great handmade art

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@VoltLedger @BitgetWallet @BitgetWalletPK how is your experience with bitget wallet

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@direumatteul @FlutonIO very creative art bro

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@muntazir_8583 @get_optimum @cryptooflashh @TheBl0ckBoy @aimansheikhh03 gmum bro
all are deserving
soon yours name too

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@AliyuButaw6556 @get_optimum soon your turn too my bro

[Asuma - OP @berink101]

@okexAnomage @get_optimum @cryptooflashh @CryptoSundayz @blockchainjeff even a sec can give great loss