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Proposal 354 recently passed, adding this as a tracking issue
Currently, Osmosis has no protocol-level minimum gas price. The reasoning for this is that the vast majority of OSMO liquidity is on Osmosis, making it difficult for new users to acquire elsewhere to carry out their first transaction. Allowing Osmosis users to submit transactions with a transaction fee of 0 has made it extremely easy for new users to onboard into Osmosis by enabling them to transact on Osmosis for the first time without having the native gas token.
At the same time, however, setting a minimum gas price of 0 leaves Osmosis vulnerable to denial of service attacks executed via the spamming of free transactions on the network. While thankfully Osmosis has not experienced a major DoS or DDoS event to date, incidences of recurring transaction spam have been increasing.
With a recent upgrade, Keplr now offers Osmosis users the ability to pay transaction fees on Osmosis in non-OSMO assets (for example, gas can now be paid in ATOM). While the ability to do this has existed on the Osmosis chain for quite some time, this wallet upgrade has opened the door to a large number of onboarding routes into Osmosis for all users on the main front-end for the very first time. Similarly, Osmosis’s Binance listing has made it much easier for new users to purchase OSMO off-chain to use as a transaction fee if necessary.
As such, the time is ripe to implement a minimum transaction fee on Osmosis. The purpose of this proposal is to signal to Osmosis Labs and other key Osmosis development contributors that governance mandates a minimum gas price of 0.0025 uOSMO be implemented at the protocol level. There is currently no governance adjustable parameter to implement this fee, so this proposal will be implemented in a subsequent software upgrade.
Further, to the extent that fees need to be priced via the Transaction Fee Module in another asset, the transaction fee module should be amended to utilize Osmosis Time Weighted Average Pricing over at least a 24 hour period instead of the currently utilized spot pricing to ensure that validators are fairly compensated no matter which asset is used for fees
Suggested Design
Implement a minimum gas price of 0.0025 uOSMO at the protocol level to be modifiable by governance.
Replace spot pricing of alternative gas assets with a TWAP over at least 24 hours
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I was taking it to mean that if the fee would be 1 OSMO, and 0.1 ATOM was worth 1 OSMO on average over the last 24 hour period (or greater from the prop wording) then that is what is acceptable for a validator to take for the gas fee - even if the current spot price means that 0.1 ATOM is only worth 0.1 OSMO right now.
The intention was to stop small fluctuations in the price ratio causing transactions to fail. Not hugely important since I believe non-OSMO assets are only swapped at Epoch and the worst case is that someone gets some cheap transactions during a crash.
Background
Proposal 354 recently passed, adding this as a tracking issue
Suggested Design
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