ethstaker VS parity

Select your relays from our list on https://github.com/remyroy/ethstaker/blob/main/MEV-relay-list.md. You should use be using one or many of the values from the Relay URL column. Append or concatenate all those values by adding a comma (,) in between. The result should look something like https://relay1,https://relay2. We will need that value for the next step.

If your main concern is preventing bad actors, you can set your MEV relay to only be ones deemed ethical (here’s a list)

And what are the alternative/best relays? I found this list but when I try to use the first relay in there I get that sendBundle is not supported.

It's still very early, but a list of relay providers to use with MEV boost can be included. It would be fun to compare in a year on how many other relays there would be, either many more or zero because of implementation of PBS.

We are improving our MEV relay list with as much details as possible. You should be able to tell which relay is censoring or not. See https://github.com/remyroy/ethstaker/blob/main/MEV-relay-list.md

Let us know if you have any feedback or make a pull request at https://github.com/remyroy/ethstaker/blob/main/MEV-relay-list.md

Check out the "Choosing and configuring an MEV solution" section of this guide.

Parity v1.10.1 gets out, making initial syncs way faster.

Parity v1.6.7 addresses potential usability issues with import and recovery of existing accounts.

Parity v1.7.4 ships a critical consensus-relevant fix for the upcoming Byzantium hard-fork, node operators are advised to upgrade.

Parity v1.7.3 beta enables the Byzantium fork on the Ethereum mainnet.

Parity v.1.7.2 sees the light, featuring support for the Byzantine fork, bug fixes and performance improvements.

Parity 1.6.8 gets out, addressing wrong transaction receipts on Ethereum Classic.