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Rollup-Boost is now available for our Rollups customers 🔼🤖 Add Rollup-Boost to your chain to use TEEs for: → Enabling custom block building → Prioritizing which transactions to include & how they’re ordered → Solving the MEV trilemma We’re working closely with Flashbots to enable Rollup-Boost on any Alchemy-deployed...

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Want to learn more or deploy your rollup with Rollup-Boost? Read more:

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Send important transactional emails with confidence knowing you'll reach customers' inboxes. Easy for devs to integrate with intuitive features that enable the rest of the team to collaborate. Try it out—no CC needed!

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great video, well explained 👏

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@hasufl TEEs in rollups are fascinating - they enable trusted computation without full node verification. Think: faster settlement, better privacy. For traders, this could mean tighter spreads and new arb opportunities in L2s. Watch the volume migration carefully.

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