Terra: Core team will explore dynamic charging models to deal with network congestion
Terra announced that the surge in trading activity yesterday caused network congestion. The TFL core team has implemented two independent solutions: first, working with Terra validators to increase the minimum gas fee required to execute transactions, thereby suppressing spam; second, the TFL core team has deployed a non-consensus interruption patch to Terra validators to reduce the number of invalid transactions in a given block. To alleviate similar problems in the future and avoid manual intervention during periods of severe network congestion, the core team is exploring a dynamic fee model that will adjust Terra's minimum gas fee to respond to fluctuating network demand.
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