bundles

According to The Block, the cross-chain interoperability protocol deBridge has launched a brand new execution primitive aimed at eliminating the complexity of on-chain operations for users and developers.This new execution model is called deBridge Bundles, which allows users to sign intentions that describe the expected outcomes. The protocol then executes operations based on that intention without requiring users to interact directly with the blockchain.Bundles are also designed to simplify the application building process for developers, enabling them to focus on product logic and user experience, while the protocol handles complex custom tools, retry logic, and execution frameworks.

ChainCatcher news, Jupiter announced that starting today, it has launched a tipping feature based on Jito Bundles in its Swap function to help users minimize losses from MEV attacks.Users only need to select the "Jito Tip" option in the Jupiter interface before making a swap, and the transaction will be sent directly to Jito validators with a tip, requesting to be published directly on Solana without going through public RPC. This allows the transaction to remain hidden from seekers looking for MEV opportunities before it is on-chain on Solana, thereby minimizing the likelihood of being attacked by MEV.