Hi Aaradhya,
> I discussed this on the Bitcoin subreddit and some suggested that the
> developers, in the future, have to just change the "default minimum relay tx
> fee" from 1000 today to 500 at that time.
>
There are several issues and pull requests (open and closed) in which
developers tr
Hi Alfred,
Thanks for all the effort.
Note that in the previous thread I mentioned[0] that this proposal
introduces a scanning requirement in order to detect incoming notifications
(complicating light client implementation). I recommend that you put this
information in the BIP, as this is an impo
Hi,
We propose a new BIP that facilitates more private two-party transactions. This
is a strict improvement upon BIP47, with increased privacy and better
future-proofing.
The contents may be found here:
https://github.com/alfred-hodler/bips/blob/bip-alfredhodler-private-payments/bip-alfredhodle
On Thu, Jul 28, 2022 at 05:38:19PM -1000, David A. Harding wrote:
> I think the phrasing by Aaradhya Chauhan and Peter Todd above are conflating
> the minimum output amount policy ("dust limit") with the minimum transaction
> relay feerate policy ("min tx relay fee"). Any transaction with an outpu
I'm not suggesting to initiate it anytime soon. But suppose, let's take a
situation where Bitcoin reaches and oscillates above 200k to 500k USD, then
1 sat/vB could be equivalent to 10 sat/vB of today, hampering the "dust
requirement" (ignoring inflation). I discussed this on the Bitcoin
subreddit