Damus
Lyn Alden · 46w
All it takes is to access one miner that'll stick those things in there, and it bypasses all of the node filtering.
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The miner which is doing this, risks slower block propagation through the open relay network and by that risk of an orphaned block. This gives the majority of the hashrate a positiv economic incentive to mine what nodes signal to be mined through their relay policy. It doenst mean there will be never blocks with garbage, but that was never the case anyway.

Why is that point always glossed over?
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Fat_₿ank$t€r · 46w
It's always about incentives. Node runners are still free to determine what's get filtered. Miners are free to determine which transaction they mine. If enough node runners are fed up with a bloated mempool on their node, they should take action and this in turn will incentivize miners to consider ...