Key Metrics
Fees (Annualized)$4.77m
Fees 30d$120,538
Arbitrum$120,538
Fees 7d$19,831
Arbitrum$19,831
Fees 24h$871
Arbitrum$871
Cumulative Fees$7.7m
Arbitrum$7.7m
Revenue (Annualized)$4.77m
Revenue 30d$120,538
Arbitrum$120,538
Revenue 7d$19,831
Arbitrum$19,831
Revenue 24h$871
Arbitrum$871
Cumulative Revenue$7.7m
Arbitrum$7.7m
Holders Revenue (30d Run Rate)$0
Holders Revenue 30d$0
Arbitrum$0
Holders Revenue 7d$0
Arbitrum$0
Holders Revenue 24h$0
Arbitrum$0
Cumulative Holders Revenue$0
Arbitrum$0
Protocol Information
Arbitrum Timeboost is a mechanism used in Arbitrum’s sequencer to prioritize certain transactions in the order they’re included in a block. Users can “boost” their transactions by paying a small fee, giving them priority over others in the mempool.
Category:MEV
Methodology
Fees: All priority/boost ETH fees paid by users for transactions.View code on GitHubRevenue: All fees go to Arbitrum protocol treasury.View code on GitHubHolders Revenue: View code on GitHubFrequently Asked Questions
What is Arbitrum Timeboost?
Arbitrum Timeboost is a mechanism used in Arbitrum’s sequencer to prioritize certain transactions in the order they’re included in a block. Users can “boost” their transactions by paying a small fee, giving them priority over others in the mempool.
What chains does Arbitrum Timeboost operate on?
Arbitrum Timeboost operates on Arbitrum.
How much has Arbitrum Timeboost generated in fees and revenue?
Over the past 30 days, Arbitrum Timeboost generated $120,538 in fees. Of that, $120,538 was protocol revenue. Based on the trailing year, the annualized rate is $4.77m in fees and $4.77m in revenue.
