PANews reported on December 11 that according to The Block, Marinade Finance, a liquidity staking platform on Solana, is discussing a governance proposal to deal with malicious validation nodes and democratize MEV (maximum extractable value). Marinade proposed a "balanced" solution to reduce harmful MEV while fairly distributing related benefits through an open market. The proposal suggests the establishment of a public committee to oversee delegation behavior and blacklist malicious validation nodes. In addition, it is recommended to reopen public trading pools to prevent MEV traffic from being concentrated in a few private trading pools, and to propose funding for MEV research to improve transparency and data acquisition capabilities.

Researchers pointed out that the current MEV centralization problem is intensifying, especially the sandwich attack behavior that threatens Solana's decentralization. Marinade hopes to seek community feedback through governance proposals, and ultimately vote and implement them based on the opinions.