Lido proposes MEV policy overhaul in line with Ethereum proposer-builder separation
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Lido has proposed a new MEV policy aligned with Ethereum's enshrined proposer-builder separation (ePBS), introducing a two-tier bidding structure that opens protocol-guaranteed bids to all while restricting bids with out-of-protocol payments to allowlisted builders and intermediaries. The proposal, drafted by contributors to Lido's Node Operator Mechanism (NOM) working group and posted to the governance forum, has not yet been adopted and would apply uniformly to all node operators. MEV refers to the extra value captured from including or ordering transactions in a block, and Lido validators can either build blocks directly or select builder-submitted bids when proposing. The change matters because it standardizes how Lido's validator set interacts with the builder market as Ethereum moves toward ePBS. What to watch next is whether Lido governance adopts the policy and how the allowlist for builders and intermediaries is defined.
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