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Yep looks like you’re right, those are some pretty beefy requirements. I suppose that if they’re paid in Sol then they could become profitable/more profitable o
by mcintyre1994 5y ago
Yep looks like you’re right, those are some pretty beefy requirements. I suppose that if they’re paid in Sol then they could become profitable/more profitable over time and then more might come in, but that’s definitely a really high floor.
- randomopining 5y agoYeah idk, I don't know much about it. But it seems like centralization and gas fees are inversely related. The only way to scale is to use the L2's and L3's which are basically just smaller blockchains that clear on the L1 less often. So for smaller transactions where you don't care about global immutability that much, you just let it get done on an L3 and then your gas fee is much much lower. Creates kind of a tree structure. Again i don't know sh!t, but basically having a globally immutable decentralized blockchain that works for tons of transactions seems impossbile
- m00dy 5y agoL2 companies have liability for the transactions that passed over their infrastructure. I think they will evolve by having their own L1 chains.
- randomopining 5y agoSo that's L3 then, right.