When PBS (Proposer-builder Separation) settles down, builders will solidify their profit centralization using Exclusive Order Flow (EOF). The issue of builder profit centralization has evolved into a form that’s incongruent with Ethereum's core value of decentralization, concerning issues such as censorship resistance and collusion.

• Solve the EOF problem stated above and build a more censorship-resistant network.
  
• Transform Exclusive Order Flow into a transparent, trustless auction.
  
• Share transaction values with the end user, who is the transaction owner.
  

TX Hero targets general transactions and shares the builder's profit with transaction owners. The market can be divide into four: (1) no MEV / no profit share, (2) MEV / no profit share, (3) MEV / profit share, and (4) no MEV / profit share. (1) applies to the public mempool that exists today. (2) indicates the MEV protection methods like MEV-minimization. (3) is MEV-share by Flashbots, who share the MEV profits with users and searchers. We aim to target (4), where we protect users from harmful MEVs and share profits with the users.

• VScode (with ESlint, PostCSS Language Support plugin installed)
• Node.js v16
• Yarn classic v1.22

First, run the development server:

yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

You can start editing the page by modifying pages/index.page.tsx. The page auto-updates as you edit the file.

The extension for every page components should be *.page.tsx.

If not, they won't be regarded as a page.