AZIP-23: Introduce a Protocol Fee Margin - #58
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AZIPs/azip-23-protocol-fee-margin.md(category: Economics, status: Draft).Introduces a governance-set margin
μon the mana base fee. The fee becomescost × (1 + μ) × congestionMultiplier: operators continue to receive exactlycostfrom the fee waterfall plus the unchanged block reward, and the markup above cost is paid to a governance-setprotocolFeeRecipient, which defaults to the current burn address. The rollup deploys bit-identical to today atμ = 0, after which governance raisesμin rate-limited steps.Notes for review:
FeeLib/RewardLibare inlined into the rollup bytecode.discussions-toisN/A, matching prior Economics AZIPs (e.g. AZIP-16).