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What is a Sequencer Feed?

A sequencer feed is a stream of messages from a rollup's sequencing system that exposes the order assigned to transactions or batches. Nodes and trading systems consume it to follow the sequencer's view before relying solely on later settlement-layer publication.

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How does a Sequencer Feed work?

A client connects to the chain's feed or a supported relay, decodes sequencer messages, and tracks ordering and sequence continuity. Exact message formats and validation rules are chain-specific.

What should trading bot developers know about Sequencer Feed?

Sequencer ordering is not final settlement. Clients need reconnection, gap detection, and chain-specific validation; a feed observed on one rollup should not be assumed compatible with another.

Sources & further reading

Definitions are editorial summaries of the sources below. Protocol behavior and provider policies can change; consult the linked documentation for implementation details.