The Future of MEV is SUAVE
summary
SUAVE is a decentralized block‑building network that runs a modified EVM (MEVM) with new pre‑compiles so developers can write MEVM smart contracts that simulate transactions, build blocks in Solidity, and export blocks to proposers. It uses off‑chain execution nodes running in trusted execution environments to provide private, credible compute and a confidential data store. SUAVE already lands blocks on testnets and targets a Centauri devnet release Q4, with an Andromeda release adding SGX for trustless execution.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro to Robert Miller and SUAVE
- 0:45Overview of the MEV supply chain
- 1:57Centralization in today’s MEV infrastructure
- 3:34Why MEV infra can’t run on Ethereum today
- 4:38Introducing the MEVM (MEV-optimized EVM)
- 5:47SUAVE architecture and components explained
- 7:03Trusted execution environments and private compute
- 8:09MEVM smart contract example: block builder in Solidity
- 9:44Use cases for MEVM-powered block builders
- 10:43SUAVE as a platform for multi-chain block building
- 11:45Testnet milestones and Centauri devnet
- 12:16Roadmap toward Andromeda and trustless execution
- 12:48Call to action: integrations, hiring, and next steps
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