Centralized sequencers are really a big problem, yet we keep pretending it's okay. Giving control of transaction ordering worth billions of dollars to a single node is an outrageously risky move.

Espresso's shared ordering solution directly addresses this pain point. By integrating a distributed operator network into LitecoinVM, it completely changes the game. It's no longer about single-point control, but multiple parties jointly participating in ordering. What's the most important? True censorship resistance. Supported by cryptographic proofs, transactions are genuinely processed on a first-come, first-served basis, no one can cut in line, no one can censor. This is how it should be.