Jito Labs launches block assembly market BAM: Enhancing Solana execution transparency and fairness
On November 13, Solana MEV infrastructure provider Jito Labs published an article introducing its newly launched Block Assembly Marketplace (BAM), stating that it addresses Solana network pain points, consolidates on-chain advantages, and facilitates the implementation of the "Internet Capital Market." The article points out that BAM ensures transparency and fairness at Solana's execution layer, driving on-chain trading to surpass CEX. In the future, BAM plans to open source its code, expand ACE, decentralize operators, enable collaborative block building, and achieve acceleration through FPGA hardware.
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