FRB’s Polygon MEV benchmarks in public

Polygon resource checklist

Keep desks inside ai-frb.com by routing them to adjacent guides, hubs, and tooling directly from this benchmark page.

How to read these Polygon benchmarks

Polygon slots finalize quickly, so latency and transaction ordering go hand in hand. The inclusion row tells you whether your Polygon MEV strategies are on pace with FRB’s automation, while latency describes how healthy each RPC + relay lane remains during market stress.

• Compare inclusion vs the published medians; a 5-point drop usually means your received transactions are queueing at the builder.
• Track gas/tx when justifying budget caps—Polygon gas is cheap, but USD drift matters for treasury approvals.
• Review endpoint leaderboards weekly to ensure your long term performance stays within tolerance.

What these metrics mean for MEV trading

High inclusion proves the FRB agent keeps Polygon MEV benchmarks aligned with Flashbots-style discipline even on L2s. When latency spikes beyond 150 ms, sandwich attacks and liquidation snipes can fail one block later—use these KPIs to trigger relay rotations before damage hits your PnL.

Gas/tx materially impacts arbitrage opportunities once you aggregate thousands of attempts. Pair this data with Ops Pulse to explain why a strategy deserves more budget or should pause until private relay performance recovers.

Limitations & common pitfalls

• Public RPC endpoints often rate-limit after volume surges—always validate with the WSS latency test.
• Do not assume the same settings fit Base or Arbitrum; Polygon’s transaction ordering is sensitive to mempool congestion.
• Benchmarks are simulated yet reproducible snapshots—rerun them if a new release or builder rolls out.

Document every deviation so compliance sees you actively protecting users from toxic MEV.

How the Polygon metrics are collected

FRB runs hourly probes against each listed endpoint, measuring open time, first message latency, inclusion success, and rejection reasons. Whenever a provider throttles, the harness tags the event and repeats the test from a second POP to confirm. Only stable readings roll into this page.

• Latency numbers include p50/p95 and note which POP generated them.
• Inclusion percentages map directly to the Polygon dashboard widget so you can cross-check in-app.
• Gas/tx assumes private bundle preference with refunds applied; public PGA attempts are excluded.

Need raw proof? Download the metrics JSON and filter rows where `chain="polygon"`.

How to apply Polygon metrics

• Monitor inclusion each session; if it slides below 80%, rotate endpoints and re-run the WSS test.
• Use latency targets to set alert thresholds in Ops Pulse (>150 ms p95 triggers failover).
• Quote gas/tx numbers when comparing FRB vs template bots in internal memos.

How to use these Polygon MEV benchmarks

Before scaling a Polygon MEV bot route, attach this benchmark snapshot to your approval ticket. Highlight how your inclusion compares to FRB averages, describe any pending transaction anomalies, and cite the endpoint leaderboard below.

• Summarize the goal (ex: “Maintain 85% inclusion with QuickNode Edge”).
• Call out gas/tx deltas if your route diverges from the published median.
• Share the metrics JSON with quants so they can plot long-term variance.

Where to send stakeholders next

Keep visitors moving across ai-frb.com by suggesting the most relevant internal references once they digest the Polygon metrics.

• Docs quick start for desks that want to replicate the telemetry harness producing these KPIs.
• Pricing overview so finance can map the right plan to Polygon-specific capacity.
• Support & SLA if builder variance or RPC outages require escalation.
• Knowledge Base articles where ops teams store Ops Pulse screenshots and memos for future audits.

Endpoint leaderboard

Ops notes boilerplate

Add this boilerplate to your daily ops logs: list which endpoint you promoted, current inclusion delta vs baseline, and any rotation decisions. Sharing consistent summaries keeps compliance and engineering aligned when Polygon routes change.

• “Endpoint chosen” + reason (latency, success, geographic coverage).
• “Guardrails enforced” (refund guard, session cap, latency threshold).
• “Next review” timestamp so someone is accountable for checking again.

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