Reduce mempool fee estimation back to "medium" priority #4597
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Now that we've recently optimized the "medium" fee estimation algorithm in mempool/mempool@15bb5a96, we can move Bisq back to "medium", since always using "high" will be a bit wasteful on the weekends when the mempool is empty.
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I certainly appreciate this as I was noticing 99 sat fees when the next block was going to include 5 sat txs. Glad that the estimate is getting more accurate. Great work on this, and mempool is much much better than the Earn.com. Glad that the switch was made possible. |
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Now that we've recently optimized the "medium" fee estimation algorithm
in mempool/mempool@15bb5a9, we can move Bisq back to "medium", since
always using "high" will be a bit wasteful on the weekends when the
mempool is empty.
Simulation:
Currently:
