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The pricer, live
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How the fee works
The fee is the floor multiplied by P4(x), and x is the sum over the chain's constraints of each backlog divided by its target times its window. Long windows ratchet on the average demand, short ones spike on bursts and drain within seconds, and there are no tips to jump the queue. The explainer walks through all of it with robinhood's own floor and constraint set. How the fee works →
History
Fee flows
Balances are sampled once a minute; none yet.
A balance that drops is a withdrawal, not a refund. Fees per period below come from Σ gasUsed × baseFee over blocks, split by the minimum base fee in force at each block (owner changes to the floor are respected), which withdrawals do not affect.
L1
L1 pricer and posting costs collapsed
L1 values arrive with the slow (60 s) sample.
The L1 pricer adapts its per-unit price so that collected L1 fees match batch-posting costs. With blobs and compression the cost per transaction is tiny, so the price has converged near zero and gasUsedForL1 rounds to 0 on a normal transaction. The chart compares what users paid in L2 fees with what the chain paid Ethereum for the same buckets, from batchPostingReport internal transactions.
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