Define the Term “Priority Fee” in the Context of Transaction Ordering.

A priority fee, or "tip," is an extra amount of cryptocurrency voluntarily included by a user in their transaction to incentivize the block producer (miner or validator) to prioritize its inclusion in the next block. It is a direct payment to the block producer, separate from the base network fee.

Front-running bots use a high priority fee to ensure their arbitrage transaction is ordered ahead of the target transaction in the same block.

Explain How “Priority Fees” (Tips) Are Used in Modern Blockchain Fee Markets
How Does the “Bribe” Mechanism Work in MEV Extraction?
What Is the Concept of a ‘Tip’ or ‘Priority Fee’ in Modern Blockchain Transaction Models?
Can a Transaction with a Lower Gas Fee Still Be Included before a Higher-Fee Transaction?
What Is the ‘Priority Fee’ in the EIP-1559 Model?
What Is a ‘Delegate’ or ‘Block Producer’ in a DPoS System?
What Is ‘Miner Extractable Value’ (MEV)?
Does the Price-Time Priority Rule Apply to Automated Market Makers (AMMs)?

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