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Can a Non-Profit Organization Develop Tools to Protect Users from Mempool Exploitation?

Yes, non-profit organizations play a significant role in developing public goods to combat MEV and mempool exploitation. Initiatives like Flashbots, while having a financial model, originated with the goal of democratizing MEV and mitigating its negative externalities on users.

They develop open-source software, research, and infrastructure (like private transaction relays) that users can freely adopt to protect their transactions from front-running.

What Is the Trust Trade-off When Using a Private Mempool Service?
How Do ‘Private Transaction Relays’ Attempt to Mitigate Front-Running from the Mempool?
What Is the Difference between a Public and a Private Mempool?
How Do Private Transaction Relays, like Flashbots, Aim to Reduce MEV and Front-Running?