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benefit of Validator returns.
- Unambigiously earns more for Validators than running MEV Boost alone.

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## XGA Auction Platform

> Platform Overview, including Auction design, Rollup and Relay details.
### Extending Auction Design
## Extending Auction Design

## XGA Auction Platform
XGA is designed to be a flexible and extensible platform for the design of new auction mechanisms. Some of the benefits include:

1. An enhanced uniform price auction
2. A Bifurcated Block Structure (splitting the block into halves)
3. Elastic Supply Scheduling
4. Option to use Contract based bidding. (RPC Supported as well).
5. Backwards compatible with MEV-Boost
6. No need for Restaking or Depositing of Staked Ether

XGA is designed to be a flexible and extensible platform for the design of new auction mechanisms. Version 1 is the
currently implemented version. Version 2 work is already underway and adds additional benefits such as:
6. No need for Restaking or Depositing of Staked Ether for Validators to participate

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1. Support for Multiple Relays
2. Relay revenue mechanism
3. Non-fungible Blockspace Market
4. Consensus Market for Networks
5. Inclusion Market for Protocols

## **Block Structure**
### **Block Structure**

We divide a block in two parts: `⍺-blockspace` and `β-blockspace`

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- `β-blockspace` however can be considered non-priority sensitive, meaning it is not very time sensitive, hence can be
priced differently.

### **⍺-blockspace**
#### **⍺-blockspace**

- `⍺-blockspace` - represents the top part of the blockspace. Economically, this is where competitive searchers want
to place their transactions (e.g. for arbitrages etc.).[^1]

### **β-blockspace**
#### **β-blockspace**

- ` β-blockspace` - represents the rest of the blockspace. Economically, this is where low-priority transactions -
direct transfers, low volume swaps, some kind of intents, etc. - would go. The rationale for this is simple: `above`
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The supply function is designed to be initially concave, then constant at maximum capacity. This approach, theoretically
supported by Licalzi[^6], aims to mitigate dramatic underpricing.

### Footnotes
## Suggested Links



## Footnotes

[^1]: Previously this was called 'above'
[^2]: Previously this was called 'below'
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