Quote from: presimify on October 05, 2018, 11:13:12 PM

So a new function that we're working on is a voting system. We need to register a vote on the Ethereum blockchain as a transaction. My understanding right now is that sending ETH to another wallet cost around .02 cents for gas for confirming the transaction. My question is since we're not sending tokens to wallets, can we get a better gas price? We have on average 3000 transactions a day and we're paying the gas for the users votes. We're merely allowing someone to vote then that vote they entered is a transaction on the blockchain that is verified.

So as you can see we're trying to cut the cost down for each transaction. Any thoughts?

Thanks everyone.

And that will be related to the ethereum network and does the scalability improvement on the ethereum platform will not help it?
It looks so cheap for each transaction, remember this is blockchain and this is not a part of DAG system that used server to verify any transaction.
This is my opinion about that.