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Fuel Labs CEO Nick Dodson: Ethereum is a hybrid modular blockchain in many ways, or is evolving towards a more modular approach.

BlockBeats news, on September 11th, Fuel Labs CEO Nick Dodson spoke at the "Build For Miracle" summit co-hosted by Metastone and BlockBeats on the topic of "Is Modularity the Infrastructure for Building the Next Generation Public Chain?" Dodson stated: "Initially, Ethereum did not have things like Flashbots and many other MEV infrastructures. But with market demand, these solutions emerged. Ethereum can be said to be a hybrid modular blockchain in many ways, or moving towards a more modular approach, because people have proposed solutions for other infrastructures and found markets and problems, and used different solutions to address different issues. So I think shared ordering is a very interesting field, and MEV-related things are also interesting areas in the stack. I also think that some of these co-processing solutions are interesting, but ultimately I think it's just for more creativity. For me, it's like building your own system in a certain area of the blockchain universe. If you don't accept modular systems or solutions, you will be left behind. Adapting will be very difficult, so for this type of system, I think it's important to use the application market to discover different areas of the stack and better decompose and expand these focus points. So, I think there may be other levels, such as co-processing, that should also be mentioned." · Summit time: September 11th, 9:30-22:00 · Summit location: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay Singapore 6 Raffles Boulevard 039594
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