Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said on X that PRAW is the best proposal for base fees, arguing that only applications can adjust business logic in real time and decide which transactions should be treated as good or bad. He said some large transactions may be beneficial, citing routers as an example, while others may be harmful, such as arbitrage. In his view, that distinction should be made at the application layer rather than elsewhere in the stack. Yakovenko added that apps should charge fees on bad transactions and use those fees to subsidize good ones. On network revenue, he said all PRAW fees would ultimately turn into priority fees in some form. The remarks were published in a post linked by Foresight’s 7x24 news feed.
Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko said in a post on X that PRAW is the best proposal for base fees because only applications can adjust business logic in real time and determine which transactions are good and which are bad.
He said some large transactions may be good, giving routers as an example, while others may be bad, such as arbitrage. That call, he said, should be made at the application layer. Apps should charge bad transactions and use those fees to subsidize good ones.
On network revenue, Yakovenko said all PRAW fees will ultimately become priority fees in some form.
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