The FCMP++ Monero Fee Market – Post-Emission Fee Market Implications
summary
FCMP++ raises typical transaction weight from ~2,200 bytes to ~5,000 and pushes the reference weight from ~3,000 to ~10,000, so the penalty‑free zone increases from ~300,000 bytes to ~1,000,000 bytes. Consensus changes add a million‑block sanity median with a cap of 1,024× that median and reduce short‑term growth from 50× to 16×. Fees face a penalty scales quadratically with block oversize, tail emission stays at tail emission 6 XMR for PoW security, and spam attacks require roughly 1,900–19,200 XMR to mount. Node relay changes simplify wallet fee logic.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Monero scaling and fees
- 1:35Full chain proofs on block size
- 6:33What is a fee market
- 9:21Monero vs Bitcoin fees
- 11:06Monero fee market cases
- 13:14FCMP++ fee structures
- 15:46Node relay for block growth
- 17:53Fee and reward dynamics
- 20:02Q&A on fee enforcement
- 22:28Spam in privacy networks
- 24:12Monero governance
- 27:22Falling block reward threats
- 29:29Closing remarks
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