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As a side note, consider also setting incrementalrelayfee=0 instead of the default 3000 in order to relay replacement transactions which fee-rates don't change.
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Imagine every node operator adopts that policy. What sort of consequences would you expect of making it free to send any amount of data to all bitcoin nodes?
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It wouldn't cause "it free to send any amount of data to all bitcoin nodes". Let's not exaggerate.
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Accepting replacements that do not pay a higher feerate than the original means that the sender paid nothing for the relay of additional data.
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That's not true. It means that the sender paid for the extra bytes at the same fee-rate.
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Let’s say I send a 200 vbyte transaction with a fee of 200 sats. Then I get to send a replacement for that transaction that is also 200 vbytes and pays 200 sats.
How much did my second transaction increase the available fees in the mempool? Zilch.
Ergo, the relay of my second transaction was free, and I can repeat that until one of my transactions gets confirmed.
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