Aptos mainnet launches encrypted memory pool feature, reducing MEV attack risks

According to official news from Aptos, the Aptos mainnet has officially launched the Encrypted Mempool feature. Users can choose to encrypt pending transactions before block finalization, keeping the transaction call functions and input content encrypted before execution, while the sender's address and fee information remain visible to the outside.

This feature is mainly aimed at institutions (to avoid exposing intentions of large orders in advance), traders (to reduce MEV arbitrage risks), and AI entities (to ensure transaction inputs remain private before execution).