Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 04:31:08 PM

Quote from: franky1 on Today at 02:15:04 PM

my "model" as you call it punishes the few spammers/bloaters whilst everyone gets rewarded for not bloating/spamming

Except of the merchants that want to convert their bitcoin to fiat immediately, or to the general populace that does Child-Pays-For-Parent. But who cares, franky1 policies FTW!

so you want commmercial services to pay less then users.. ok i get you
so you want users to now need to have a taint chain of multiple transactions just to push 1 transaction through

its very obvious who you care about more

but here is the thing..
when a user buy a product once a day the user pays into a merchants address once a day..
when the merchant wants to convert to fiat. he can use an exchange API to call incremental deposit addresses(one address per user) that deposits straight into merchants exchange without merchant needing to send funds again as soon as received.
also a merchant can choose to avoid paying more by batching his received payments
EG if a merchant receives 1000 payments from 1000 people an hour to one address. he does not need to send 1000 transactions from his address to an exchange the same hour
he can instead send 1tx an hour of 1000utxo inputs+1output(exchange)
...
it is funny how you care so much about commercial services not being penalised but think everyone else should pay more so that a merchant can spam by resending payments out as soon as received 1 for 1