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| title: Adjust MEV-Boost | ||
| description: Download the config and deploy it yourself. Console does not push it. | ||
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| # Adjust MEV-Boost | ||
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| Upload first. The editor reads the file you are running. | ||
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| **Bid cutoff** is `timeout_get_header_ms`: the last moment a getHeader bid is accepted, in milliseconds into the slot. A later cutoff can take a higher bid. Set late enough, the proposal misses the slot. | ||
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| The late-in-slot deadline is `late_in_slot_time_ms`. The cutoff cannot sit on or past it; Console keeps the cutoff at least 1 ms earlier. | ||
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| Move the cutoff, then **DOWNLOAD CONFIG**. The file is `mev-boost-config.yaml`. The screen says **Export the new config and deploy it — nothing here reaches your infrastructure.** Deploy that file on your MEV-Boost the way you already deploy config. Optimum has no write access to it. | ||
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| **Configuration matches the file you uploaded** means you have not moved the cutoff since the upload. **Unsaved changes to the cutoff** means the editor and the file you uploaded differ; download before you deploy, or the node is still on the old value. | ||
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| After a config is stored, **Results** on the Accelerate screen says the terms are accepted and a configuration is on file. **View the proposal report** opens the measurement. What changed after you deployed is on that report, not on the upload panel. See [Where results show](/accelerate/where-results-show). | ||
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| title: Readiness | ||
| description: The 200-proposal floor Console uses before it will recommend a cutoff. | ||
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| # Readiness | ||
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| Before you accept anything, Console states what the current window can support. | ||
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| A cutoff recommendation needs **200 proposals that carry a failure measurement**, across all your validators, not per key. The panel is **Not enough proposals yet** until that count reaches 200. You can still start Accelerate and upload a configuration. Measurement runs from the moment that configuration takes effect. The recommendation appears once the window holds enough. | ||
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| When the window is large enough and a later bid was actually available, the panel is **What your proposals show**. The number is **ETH per MEV block**, left on the table in this window, measured against bids that arrived after the one your current cutoff took. The line under it is **Already proposed — not a projection.** | ||
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| Two other answers, when there is nothing to recommend: | ||
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| * Proposals were measured, but none of them took a relay bid, so there is no bid curve to read a cutoff from yet. | ||
| * Proposals were measured, and no better bid arrived after the one your current cutoff took. | ||
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| Under **Before you start**, the row **Validator keys active** has three states. Indices are required to know which slots you propose. The button tells you what is missing rather than failing silently. | ||
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| | State | On the screen | What to do | | ||
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| | **Needed** | Needed to know which slots you propose. | [Register keys](/signal/register-keys). | | ||
| | **Activating** | Indices on record, none active on chain yet. | Wait for the activation queue. Pending validators are not assigned proposal slots, so nothing is measured until they activate. | | ||
| | **Done** | `N` of `M` registered indices active on chain. | Nothing. Proposals count as they happen. | | ||
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| While Console is still looking, the row reads **Checking which of your indices are active on chain…**. | ||
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| If indices are on record and the panel says **Not enough proposals yet**, check this row first. **Activating** means you are waiting on activation, not on proposal luck. | ||
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| The report’s own charts use the same measurement: accepted ETH on the bid that was taken, unrealised ETH on bids that arrived later, per MEV block. A per-proposal average is a different number and is labelled that way on the report. Do not read the headline ETH-per-MEV-block figure as ETH per proposal. |
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| title: Recommendation | ||
| description: What you accept before a cutoff is shown, and what the number means. | ||
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| # Recommendation | ||
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| **Start Accelerate** opens **Acknowledge the disclaimer**. You can close it. Staff cannot accept it for you. | ||
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| The notice says the configuration information is a simulation from current network data, for information only. Optimum does not guarantee a performance outcome. Changes you make on your own infrastructure are your decision, and Optimum is not liable for the outcomes of using that information. | ||
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| Read the text in the dialog. The copy on this page is a summary so you know what the step is. The dialog is the agreement. | ||
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| After you accept, **Bid cutoff** asks you to upload the MEV-Boost configuration you actually run. Console compares it with what your proposals show. It still does not change anything on your side. | ||
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| If you have no file yet, **Download a starter file**. The download is `mev-boost-config.yaml`, with the known mainnet relays and MEV-Boost’s default cutoff. It is a starting point, not a config Console has applied. | ||
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| Until a file is on record, the report has no cutoff to judge proposals by. The screen says **No configuration uploaded yet**. | ||
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| The recommendation itself is withheld below 200 measured proposals. The callout is **Not enough proposals yet for a recommendation**. See [Readiness](/accelerate/readiness). | ||
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| On the report, **Recommended cutoff** is the offset where a later bid was available. The note is ETH per MEV block across the MEV blocks in the window. The callout beside it is **This does not price the risk of waiting**: the figure is uplift that was available at that offset, on blocks already proposed. **No cutoff change indicated** means the window does not support moving it. |
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| title: What Accelerate does | ||
| description: Bid cutoff recommendations from slots you already proposed, for entity accounts. Console does not apply them. | ||
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| # What Accelerate does | ||
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| Accelerate recommends a MEV-Boost bid cutoff from slots your validators already proposed. Console never writes to your infrastructure. You upload the MEV-Boost configuration you run, read a recommendation, and download a config to deploy yourself. Nothing on this screen changes validator behaviour until you deploy that file. | ||
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| ## Who can use it | ||
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| Accelerate is for **entity** accounts. An **individual** account has Signal only. See [Account type](/getting-in/account-type). | ||
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| A recommendation needs 200 measured proposals ([Readiness](/accelerate/readiness)). An individual operator rarely proposes that many in a window short enough to act on, so the flow is offered to entities. | ||
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| If you registered as an entity and **Accelerate** is not in the sidebar, it is not enabled for your account yet. Ask [support](/help/support). There is no other URL to use. | ||
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| ## The steps | ||
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| 1. **Start Accelerate** — prerequisites, including the disclaimer. | ||
| 2. **Recommendation** — your config. | ||
| 3. **Adjust** — you record the cutoff you will deploy. | ||
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| Where you land on a return visit follows what is already stored. No acceptance sends you to step 1. Acceptance without a saved config sends you to the recommendation. A saved config sends you to adjust. If the terms change, the previous acceptance no longer counts and you start again. | ||
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| ## What it measures | ||
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| Every figure is measured on slots you already proposed. Console does not forecast an annual gain. | ||
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| ## Older names on some screens | ||
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| Accelerate is the product. A few Console labels still use older names for the same thing: | ||
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| * **MumBoost** — the report entry under **Performance**, and the terms messages. | ||
| * **MEV Cutoff Optimisation** — the title of the proposal report. | ||
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| This site says Accelerate, and quotes those labels where you need to find them on screen. |
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| title: Where results show | ||
| description: The Accelerate proposal report Console opens after a cutoff is on file. | ||
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| # Where results show | ||
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| Open **View the proposal report** on Accelerate, or **Performance** → **MumBoost** in the sidebar. Both open the same Accelerate report. Its title on screen is still **MEV Cutoff Optimisation**. The subtitle says the window measures either performance since your last cutoff adjustment or a window you selected. The window end date is not included. | ||
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| **Optimum · mump2p · Mainnet** above the title names the network. It is not a separate product. | ||
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| Once the window has proposals, the report shows: | ||
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| * Proposal count, in slots. | ||
| * Accepted ETH and unrealised ETH per MEV block. Offsets count from the bid you took, not from the start of the slot. | ||
| * A cutoff curve showing the extra value per MEV block if the cutoff had been later, compared with the bid that was accepted. | ||
| * Head votes and failure types by slot. | ||
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| **No proposals in this window** means none of your validators was assigned a block proposal in that range. Widen the window. | ||
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| **No report for this window** means the report failed to load. It does not mean you have no proposals. Refresh. If it persists, use [Support](/help/support). | ||
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| Console stores a configuration only after it confirms you accepted the terms. **Could not check the MumBoost terms** means that check failed. Wait and refresh. **This operator has not accepted the MumBoost terms** means you need to accept them on Accelerate first. Both labels use MumBoost, the older name for Accelerate. See [Older names on some screens](/accelerate/what-accelerate-does#older-names-on-some-screens). | ||
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| The **MumBoost** entry appears only when it is enabled for your account. |
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timeout_get_header_msas a request timeout.timeout_get_header_mslimits the duration of eachgetHeaderrequest.late_in_slot_time_mscontrols the in-slot cutoff. The current text assigns the cutoff behavior to the wrong setting.Suggested fix
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