Update configs in TaikoConfig.sol \ EIP1559Params for Alpha 3 testnet

[davidtaikocha]

Current config (we will change chainId for sure, and what else?):

library TaikoConfig {
    function getConfig() internal pure returns (TaikoData.Config memory) {
        return TaikoData.Config({
            chainId: 167,
            // Two weeks if avg block time is 10 seconds
            maxNumProposedBlocks: 120960,
            ringBufferSize: 120960 + 10,
            // Each time one more block is verified, there will be ~20k
            // more gas cost.
            maxVerificationsPerTx: 10,
            // Set it to 6M, since its the upper limit of the Alpha-2
            // testnet's circuits.
            blockMaxGasLimit: 6000000,
            // Set it to 79  (+1 TaikoL2.anchor transaction = 80),
            // and 80 is the upper limit of the Alpha-2 testnet's circuits.
            maxTransactionsPerBlock: 79,
            minEthDepositsPerBlock: 8,
            maxEthDepositsPerBlock: 32,
            maxEthDepositAmount: 10000 ether,
            minEthDepositAmount: 1 ether,
            // Set it to 120KB, since 128KB is the upper size limit
            // of a geth transaction, so using 120KB for the proposed
            // transactions list calldata, 8K for the remaining tx fields.
            maxBytesPerTxList: 120000,
            proofCooldownPeriod: 30 minutes,
            systemProofCooldownPeriod: 15 minutes,
            // Only need 1 real zkp per 10 blocks.
            // If block number is N, then only when N % 10 == 0, the real ZKP
            // is needed. For mainnet, this must be 0 or 1.
            realProofSkipSize: 10,
            ethDepositGas: 21000,
            ethDepositMaxFee: 1 ether / 10,
            txListCacheExpiry: 0,
            adjustmentQuotient: 16,
            relaySignalRoot: false
        });
    }
}

And we also need to create a EIP1559Params for the testnet:

struct EIP1559Params {
        uint64 basefee;
        uint64 gasIssuedPerSecond;
        uint64 gasExcessMax;
        uint64 gasTarget;
        uint64 ratio2x1x;
}

[Brechtpd]

Do Sepolia faucets give users >= 1 ETH (to be able to test ETH deposits, minEthDepositAmount)?

In general looking at these ETH deposit parameters, the UX for ETH deposits is gonna be very challenging with the current system/values I think.

[davidtaikocha]

Do Sepolia faucets give users >= 1 ETH (to be able to test ETH deposits, minEthDepositAmount)?

In general looking at these ETH deposit parameters, the UX for ETH deposits is gonna be very challenging with the current system/values I think.

i believe some of them can give users >= 1 ETH, like the PoW one, but not sure the actual percentage, cc @d1onys1us . and hmm actually this feature is not supported in current bridge UI, so users have to do this by calling the TaikoL1.depositEtherToL2() manually, also not sure how many of them will use it.

[dionysuzx]

Do Sepolia faucets give users >= 1 ETH (to be able to test ETH deposits, minEthDepositAmount)?
In general looking at these ETH deposit parameters, the UX for ETH deposits is gonna be very challenging with the current system/values I think.

i believe some of them can give users >= 1 ETH, like the PoW one, but not sure the actual percentage, cc @d1onys1us . and hmm actually this feature is not supported in current bridge UI, so users have to do this by calling the TaikoL1.depositEtherToL2() manually, also not sure how many of them will use it.

Yes it is possible for this faucet to give 1 ETH eventually but it is not easy, the user will need to wait for a period of time to get the 1 ETH. By the time they have to wait... they might lose interest. If we can do 0.1 ETH it will definitely be better from the perspective of the users.

[dantaik]

Smaller value shall be fine as long as it covers the fee. So I guess even 0.01 Ether will work.