Paradigm researcher: Whether the sorter is decentralized is not the key, the key is whether it harms the interests of users

Odaily News Paradigm researcher Dan Robinson said that whether the sequencer is decentralized is not the most important thing. What really matters is whether it abides by the rules and whether it uses its authority to harm user interests or seize value.
He pointed out that decentralized sorters can also be exploitative, while centralized sorters can also be user-friendly. The design of sorter mechanisms should focus on user protection rather than formal structure.