For the last fortnight, the timeboost auctions on Arbitrum have settled into a steady rhythm, generating revenue of about $40,000 every day. This is a significant change from earlier in the year when we saw more volatility in the daily auction revenues, with some days generating quite a bit more and some days generating less. Auctions for timeboosts, which allow users to pay for priority access to Arbitrum’s blockchain state, have always been a vital revenue stream for the Arbitrum network. This recent auction revenue plateau appears to mirror a broader decline in market volatility. During periods of heightened market
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