Sequencer Decentralization Risks

Sequencer Decentralization Risks refer to the vulnerabilities that arise when the process of ordering transactions is distributed among multiple parties. While decentralization improves censorship resistance and reduces single points of failure, it can also introduce latency and coordination challenges.

If the sequencer network is not properly designed, it may become susceptible to collusion or front-running. Managing these risks is a major area of research in protocol development.

It requires robust game theory models to ensure that participants act in the best interest of the network.