Yes. Every time a token is spent (including when it’s swapped for a fresh one). Otherwise, an attacker could keep swapping it and bloat the database.
Thx.. it makes sense.. And is there any mint overview with their fee policy?
It’s probably param `MINT_INPUT_FEE_PPK`?
And the fee applies per token? Meaning it’s more efficient to user bigger amounts?
It’s probably param `MINT_INPUT_FEE_PPK`?
And the fee applies per token? Meaning it’s more efficient to user bigger amounts?
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