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I am against: Tinkering with blobs in order to try and extract more L1 fees out of rollups. I am for: Improving the blob fee market to make it more reactive to changes in demand and reduce the lagtime to price discovery. Let the blobs do their job of scaling Ethereum!
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raising blob prices is pure cope β€” if it doesn’t come at cost for the validators it should be as cheap as possible
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Where did this debate originate? Who was suggesting to change anything about the blobs now?
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L1 fees should have been and should always be zero
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Tokenized blob space futures markets.
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I don't think increasing blob fees is a good idea at all. The idea is to incentivise usage, not extract value. We need to accept that there's just no demand because L2s and crypto generally have not found product market fit. Work on getting more users, not extracting value from the few users we have today
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ATM we should just let the L2 ecosystem grow. In the long term, maybe targeting blob number with gas usage (i.e. max blob count goes up/down when blob gas is </> X gwei).
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Your perspective on prioritizing an optimized blob fee market makes a lot of sense. Focusing on enhancing the fee structure for better responsiveness can lead to a more efficient and scalable Ethereum ecosystem. Extracting higher L1 fees could stifle innovation and growth. Let's keep scalability at the forefront!
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L2 companies get the difference between L2 fees and L1 fees. To maximize the difference, they are incentivized to run at a lower TPS. I think if they run at thousands TPS, blob usage will be significantly higher.
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EIP-1559 pricing mechanism has a quirk where the regime of demand below supply is priced essentially at 0 (1 Wei in fact). This is quite extreme. It should be cheap to entice demand but not necessarily 0.
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It's an interesting debate: If fees ultimately become a marginal part of Ethereum's demand, what remains is the monetary premium. In the end, staking profitability will require demand to absorb this issuance. I think another topic to debate is the Computation-based fee model vs. the Financial fee model. https://mirror.xyz/0x3e0cf03f718520F30300266dcF4DB50bA12d3331/OjNoFOc66rvAmfd2HBSThf_Xg1Dc-L7ba8w8p-f6QdE
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Agreed Nice to see you on Warpcaster :) Hope youre having a great trip bro!!!
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