Jeff (bigjeff)

Been so long since I've been on here Damn

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Whoever invented Mondays was a bum

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🐰 Day 4 of the MegaETH Minute: So we've talked about Sequencers from Day 2 and if you were able to keep up, then you'll have no issues with todays topic which is going to be SHARED SEQUENCERS What Are Shared Sequencers? -Most rollups today have their own sequencer, like running separate clocks. But that causes problems: 🐇 Bad cross-chain latency 🐇 Weak trust guarantees 🐇 Fragmented MEV protection Shared sequencers solve this. They let multiple chains share the same “clock”, meaning consistent ordering, better coordination, and smoother UX. Okay so let's talk about it in much simpler terms like we did with the Sequencers yeah? Imagine 5 playgrounds, each with its own referee. Every playground says: “My turn!” “No, mine!” “Wait, who’s next?!” Well that's certainly messy. Shared sequencers are like one super referee who helps all the playgrounds play fair together. MegaETH is built to work with that super referee from the start. No chaos. No line-cutting. Just fairplay

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Day 5 of the MegaETH Minute: Today we’re talking about something super underrated but very important Bundlers If you’ve been following since Day 2, we touched on Sequencers and how they decide the order of transactions. Bundlers come in right before that; they collect those transactions before handing them off to the sequencer. So what are Bundlers really? Think of them as delivery trucks. Instead of everyone sending their transaction to the blockchain one by one, a bundler picks them up, packages them, and sends them in one clean delivery. Why does that matter? It helps with: 🐰Lower gas costs 🐰Faster throughput 🐰Less congestion 🐰And depending on how it’s built, better MEV protection too Now let’s break it down like we always do. Imagine 10 kids are sending letters to Santa. If each kid goes to the post office one by one, it takes forever. But if one kid comes around with a big red bag and says “Give me your letters, I’ll take them all at once” That’s your bundler.

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