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Increase coins fee_thresholds #1192
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Is there any hard opposition to this? If not I suggest to do exactly that and leave Bitcoin as is for now cc @prusnak @matejcik. I think we should do this asap and backport it into the September release - there is #1155 so just to make sure we do not break anything. @mmilata could you look at this tomorrow? |
@tsusanka sure |
I am OK with changing the fees for altcoins and not changing the fee values for Bitcoin. |
@mmilata could you please add Testnet into the table? Obviously without USD columns but it would be helpful to know the threshold also for Testnet. |
@tsusanka added |
So @sorooris if you send between 0.025 and 0.25 TESTNET fee you should get a warning, if you send over 0.25 you should get an error. |
QA OK
Wallet ec6b4d36cbae2ec1c3f479eb3c1891090790b7c0 |
As a follow-up of #1087 @mmilata made a great research with current fee threshold values of Bitcoin-like coins.
For some of the bitcoin-based coins, the threshold for 250B transaction is following:
maxfee_kb
fee_threshold
fee_threshold
(USD)Product suggests to set
fee_threshold
to $10 (and hard limit to $100 then) for all non-Bitcoin coins. For Bitcoin I would like to see some research and maybe we could set it to fivefold the average fee in the last year?We brought up those numbers without any proper research whatsoever so any feedback is welcomed though. Let's discuss this in Triage.
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