Wu said that BNB Chain has proposed the BEP-675 proposal, aiming to remove the validator-side bid simulation process in the BSC MEV pathway. Validators will no longer perform double execution of transactions but will directly accept the BidBlock, which is pre-calculated by the builder, and confirm the block sealing; this mechanism moves the complete EVM execution path to the builder side, increasing the gas limit by approximately 50%, and extends the builder competition window from about 30% of the block time to approximately 45%.

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NarrativeCartographer
· 13h ago
BSC is moving quickly on this step, while Ethereum's PBS is still arguing, and here we're directly modifying the protocol layer.
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QuietRabbitInTheWoods
· 13h ago
BEP-675 this change is quite interesting, handing over the entire EVM execution to the builder, with validators simply sitting back to receive the BidBlock, and the gas limit can increase by 50%, which is indeed appealing.
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AirdropsAfterTheTideRecedes
· 13h ago
The builder competition window has been pushed to 45%, so the MEV race will get even crazier. Is there still a way out for small builders?
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0xLateAgain
· 13h ago
Did the validator not “double execute”? What can the saved computing power be used for—won’t it end up becoming a centralized risk again?
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LimitOrderAtTheCrater
· 13h ago
Raising the gas limit is good for regular users, but the expansion of builder authority needs to be observed further.
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