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Opt-in adds your L1 BLS keys to the mev-commit validator coalition. That is the reason to join. It is not extra block revenue from a live commitment market.

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What you join

The coalition is a validator union that is mev-forward and innovation-forward. Hub-true keys produce one signal for a large number of validators. That roster is what the coalition uses when it:
  • Frames policy with the Ethereum Foundation and Ethereum working groups, aimed at validator interest and durable yield
  • Reviews and greenlights innovation as the protocol evolves
  • Speaks as a set of keys, not as one operator
Keep your existing mev-boost relay set. There is no sidecar and no relay configuration step.

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What you do not get today

You do not earn extra producer rewards from mev-commit bids today. Do not treat Hub-true as a claim on a running preconf network. The RewardDistributor on Hoodi is test plumbing, not mainnet yield.

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Fees and AI research (not enabled)

No fees are enabled at this stage. There is no fee switch without your approval. Members must actively approve any coalition fee before it starts. When a fee is approved and enabled, it funds AI research on Ethereum clients, validators, staking, and yield policy. That work can fund researchers directly, join funding rounds, and run R&D in house. The intended path is a small share of Ethereum validator yield (about 1%). The entity can be a nonprofit. Founding members are granted tokens in proportion to their contributions, sized so token value matches or exceeds fees they contribute. The token is the right to create proposals for holders to accept. Token grants are not live.

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How to opt in

Use the mev-commit-opt-in skill from primev.xyz/ai. See the Validator Guide for requirements, or the EigenLayer, Symbiotic, and vanilla pages for contract details. The old validator dashboard is deprecated.