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Love to see articles about MEV on other chains (Solana, Osmosis, Thorchain, Acala, Ziliqia, Moonriver, etc). Like how do ppl arbitrage over there? Do they do it as validators or as solo hunters? Which chain is the most profitable? What kind of competition are there on those chains?

For example in Solana, we hav ppl running nodes, inspect ppl's arbitrage txns and front run them by spamming and broadcasting transactions. Would love to see details on what protocols these ppl are hunting on (example jup.ag, serum), what tricks they employ to effectively spam the network (due to Solana NFTs, there hav been lots of changes made to combat spam) and possible ideas on how to do better.

Or on Osmosis, whereby transactions fees are free for swaps. Although the TVL is much smaller, how is arbitraging faring over there? How many and which validators are arbitraging. And how would it fare over there for validators (if there is a transaction fee bidding war) when the reward system is different from Ethereum? Would be great to see articles and on-chain analysis on that too.

Thanks

With Eth2.0 merge approaching, would love to see new benchmark data on various Eth2.0 clients like Nimbus, Teku, Lighthouse, Prysm, Lodestar, etc once again! I think there was one done in Feb 2021, although I don't think the performance will change much today, but would still like to see how different Eth2.0 clients perform on different kind of hardware setups and hopefully more key metrics!

Discovering the best hardware setup will help the community reduce costs too.

It would be even better if the team can do stuff like vtune analysis and discover why the Eth2.0 clients is under/over-performing compared to other clients so that the community can improve it.