Open dialogue with regulators about the future of mevstake

As part of the Mevolaxy MEV 2025 Forum, a key panel session was held with regulatory representatives and industry stakeholders in attendance. The main topic of discussion was MEV strategies, particularly "sandwich attacks," and whether they are acceptable from an ethical standpoint in open blockchain markets.

Regulatory Dialogue

Representatives of American financial and technological regulators, as well as independent digital asset advisors, attended the meeting. Despite differing views, the discussion was constructive; the questions were pointed but aimed at finding solutions.

Position from Mevolaxy

Mevolaxy CEO Nelson Holloway voiced the company's position and clearly responded to the criticism:

“We do not hide the architecture of our bots, and we fully document the mechanics of trading through smart contracts. If the market allows for predictable transaction execution, algorithms will take advantage of it. Our approach does not disrupt the market; rather, it optimizes and directs the market towards a fairer and more open structure. As for regulation, we fully support it. We are ready to accept regulations that create transparent rules of the game without punishing the technology.”

Transparency Over Prohibition

The company emphasized that sandwich strategies are available to anyone operating within the public mempool and reflect blockchain's technical features rather than ethical violations. Mevolaxy publishes a significant portion of its infrastructure and provides analytical tools for tracking bot behavior.

All participants agreed that, rather than strict bans, standards of transparency and equal access are necessary. Regulators expressed their willingness to cooperate more closely with technical operators to develop solutions that consider the interests of all parties.

Conclusion

Mevolaxy's openness, readiness for dialogue, and technological maturity strengthen its position as an international leader in MEV infrastructure.