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Arbitrum replaces Timeboost with per-transaction priority auctions
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The Layer 2 network shifts to a granular bidding system and launches a paid data feed that routes 97% of revenue to the DAO treasury Arbitrum One has ditched its Timeboost transaction ordering system in favor of Priority Gas Auctions, a model that lets users compete for.
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