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The merkle proofs when relaying messages are not compressible on their own, but if many messages on the receiving chain are relayed in a batch, then the L1 calldata including the merkle proofs are compressible. The L1 calldata gas cost without batched relays, where n is the number of messages in the merkle tree, log(n) for each message, so O(nlog(n)) calldata cost to relay all the messages. With calldata compression on optimistic rollups, with relay batching, the calldata cost would only be O(n)
Pay gas fees when messages are sent on the sending side (could be a reverse dutch auction) to incentivize relayers to relay the txn on the receiving chain.
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The merkle proofs when relaying messages are not compressible on their own, but if many messages on the receiving chain are relayed in a batch, then the L1 calldata including the merkle proofs are compressible. The L1 calldata gas cost without batched relays, where n is the number of messages in the merkle tree, log(n) for each message, so O(nlog(n)) calldata cost to relay all the messages. With calldata compression on optimistic rollups, with relay batching, the calldata cost would only be O(n)
Pay gas fees when messages are sent on the sending side (could be a reverse dutch auction) to incentivize relayers to relay the txn on the receiving chain.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: