On 2023-02-27 03:32, Rastislav Budinsky via bitcoin-dev wrote:
When a miner mines a block he takes all the fees currently. However
with the proposed solution he takes only fraction M and remaining
fraction C is sent to one of more contracts. One contract at its
simplest collects fees from the min
If you allow me to comment (just with a bird eye, have not read the paper
only the abstract)
I think the Bitcoin community may consider the intuition of somewhat
"Future Saving" through TX fees:
ie, the idea of saving a ratio of the fees (say half to be decreased to
half with each reward halving)i
Greetings, Brno is a beautiful city.
Long term miner incentives remain an open question, and this is an interesting
proposal, but it has flaws.
-To intervene or not intervene
--No intervention: When block subsidies do run out, years from now, it's
possible that we live in a world where ord
Hello,
I am working on my Bachelor's thesis, in which a new way of collecting
transaction fees is introduced or rather how they are distributed.
When a miner mines a block he takes all the fees currently. However with
the proposed solution he takes only fraction M and remaining fraction C is
sent
