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The only option currently is to cap fees at 3%, or to not enforce at all.
I am sure that a more sophisticated approach will be developed in time, but until then, it would be good to have an option to allow fees to be up to some higher amount, while still caping them.
Is it possible that an uncapped fee could be more than 100%? For the next few months, people are going to be making many small 'test' payments to try out this new system. And fees are often higher than 3%. But an 'uncapped' fee seems like it opens up an attack vector.
So perhaps a second toggle button to allow fees up to 20%, or a simple slider to select a fee level?
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Are you thinking about Eclair Wallet for this? For eclair node, this value can be changed by the user in eclair.conf and I don't think it need a specific UI widget.
For eclair wallet, however, it could certainly be useful.
The only option currently is to cap fees at 3%, or to not enforce at all.
I am sure that a more sophisticated approach will be developed in time, but until then, it would be good to have an option to allow fees to be up to some higher amount, while still caping them.
Is it possible that an uncapped fee could be more than 100%? For the next few months, people are going to be making many small 'test' payments to try out this new system. And fees are often higher than 3%. But an 'uncapped' fee seems like it opens up an attack vector.
So perhaps a second toggle button to allow fees up to 20%, or a simple slider to select a fee level?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: