Can a Hybrid DEX Model Eliminate MEV Completely?

No model has completely eliminated MEV, but hybrid DEX models can significantly mitigate it. A hybrid model, such as one using an off-chain order book for matching and on-chain settlement, reduces MEV by making the order details non-public until execution.

However, the on-chain settlement phase is still susceptible to MEV, albeit for smaller profits. Complete elimination is difficult as long as transactions must be ordered by a single entity (miner/validator) on the blockchain.

Does the PoA Model Fully Eliminate the ‘Nothing-at-Stake’ Problem?
How Does the Settlement Process for a Derivatives Trade Differ between a CEX and a DEX?
Can a Hybrid DEX Model Eliminate MEV Completely?
How Do Different DEX Architectures (E.g. AMM Vs. Order Book) Affect Front-Running Vulnerability?
How Does the Concept of “Slippage Tolerance” Relate to Front-Running on AMMs?
How Do “Iceberg Orders” Attempt to Mitigate Information Leakage on a CLOB?
Why Would a Trader Choose a Public Iceberg Order over a Completely Hidden Dark Pool Trade?
What Are the Key Differences between a Constant Product AMM and a Dynamic Order Book?

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