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Author: shaspitz

v1.1.0/concepts/bids/bidder-deposit.mdx

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: Understanding Bidder Deposit Rules
 sidebarTitle: Bidder Deposit
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-Bidders need to deposit funds to be able to place bids on the mev-commit network. As bids are posted privately, providers cannot determine how much bidders have bid to other providers for the relevant L1 block. To ensure that bidders can cover all their bids, we bind deposits to specific providers. Providers con thus ensure that bids from a given bidder do not exceed the amount deposited for them.
+Bidders need to deposit funds to be able to place bids on the mev-commit network. As bids are posted privately, providers cannot determine how much bidders have bid to other providers for the relevant L1 block. To ensure that bidders can cover all their bids, we bind deposits to specific providers. Providers can thus ensure that bids from a given bidder do not exceed the amount deposited for them.
 
 It is important to note that if a bidder deposits, for example, 1 ETH for every provider, they can still only post bids totaling 1 ETH for that block. This is because only a single provider can post the block to L1, meaning bids made to other providers will not be executed.
 

v1.1.0/get-started/bidders/bidder-node-commands.mdx

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The deposit manager is an on-chain contract that a bidder account can enable by
 
 A target deposit is the desired amount of funds that a bidder wants to be deposited for a specific provider. Bidders should set this to the maximum cumulative amount of ETH they would ever bid to a provider with respect to a single L1 block.
 
-There are two ways to enable this feature:
+There are two ways to enable this feature...
 
 ### On node boot up (recommended)