BNB Chain has launched a "Goodwill Alliance" aimed at reducing on-chain MEV attacks.

BlockBeats News, March 18th, according to official sources, BNB Chain has launched the "Good Will Alliance." The establishment of this alliance aims to coordinate on-chain efforts to initiate creative ideas, best practices, and ethical standards that serve the best interests of BNB holders and all participants in the BNB ecosystem. These coordinated efforts are expected to become more widely accepted through BNB governance, BEPs, and BNB chain code.

The alliance's primary initiative is to actively promote the reduction of "sandwich attacks" on the BNB Smart Chain (BSC). Two key builders of the BNB chain infrastructure, Puissant (a brand under the 48Club) and BlckRazor, have now deployed "sandwich attack" filters into their block-building mechanisms. These builders now constitute the first group of builders for this initiative. In response to this goodwill action, the alliance calls on all BSC builders to join this initiative and make every effort to filter out "sandwich attacks."

Next, alliance members will take further action together to resist "sandwich attacks," including:

1. Define the quality concept of sandwich attacks;

2. Create tools to identify sandwich attacks as a standard for measuring builder and validator performance;

3. Introduce community collaboration to create more infrastructure to share how to detect and prevent sandwich attacks.