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[kind of solved] Nvidia Wayland Issues
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None of these will help it, sadly. The flickering is an XWayland issue that’s still not fixed. Switching to native Wayland when possible would eliminate the flickering completely, however with games it’s not as easy.
In the case of minecraft specifically, you’ll require the newest version of lwjgl, which just got experimental Wayland support. Same for Windows games under Wine. 9.x had a native Wayland mode hidden in the settings
The usual xwayland flicker alternates last two frames (unlike op's black flicker) and never occurred to me while playing a game, so op's problem is probably something else
I'm experiencing the exact same issue as the op, hence the comment. This is what helped me
Can you tell me how you did it? I just found an old guide for lwjgl 2.x.
Realistically you should just need lwjgl-glfw version 3.3.3 or newer, and that should be it