idk on Nostr: - Why did we need the discount? - Why is there no size limit (other than the full ...
- Why did we need the discount?
- Why is there no size limit (other than the full block) on discounted tx?
- Does the discount apply for any form of financial tx too, or only non-financial tx like ordinals?
- If there are financial use cases where the discount apply, doesn't that mean that those use cases will also have the advantage of less sat/B than the "normal" small financial tx? (Causing "normal" tx to need to pay more, like we have seen with ordinals lately)
- If the discount was made for financial use cases, doesn't that mean that nodes are supposed to handle blocks of size up to 4MB anyways? And if so aren't they also supposed to handle blocks with ordinal tx?
(Assuming full blocks were accounted for when deciding to upgrade to segwit)
- Why is there no size limit (other than the full block) on discounted tx?
- Does the discount apply for any form of financial tx too, or only non-financial tx like ordinals?
- If there are financial use cases where the discount apply, doesn't that mean that those use cases will also have the advantage of less sat/B than the "normal" small financial tx? (Causing "normal" tx to need to pay more, like we have seen with ordinals lately)
- If the discount was made for financial use cases, doesn't that mean that nodes are supposed to handle blocks of size up to 4MB anyways? And if so aren't they also supposed to handle blocks with ordinal tx?
(Assuming full blocks were accounted for when deciding to upgrade to segwit)