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We won't be back at square one even if the fees end up the same, since the transaction thoroughput would be higher. Bigger blocks means more transactions per b
by bavell 6y ago
We won't be back at square one even if the fees end up the same, since the transaction thoroughput would be higher.
Bigger blocks means more transactions per block and at a constant rate of 6 blocks/hr that means the network can handle more TPS before fees rise. As long as the mempool remains relatively empty, fees will be low.