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@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ func newBlobTxMeta(id uint64, size uint32, tx *types.Transaction) *blobTxMeta { |
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// going up, crossing the smaller positive jump counter). As such, the pool
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// cares only about the min of the two delta values for eviction priority.
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//
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// priority = min(delta-basefee, delta-blobfee)
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// priority = min(deltaBasefee, deltaBlobfee)
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//
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// - The above very aggressive dimensionality and noise reduction should result
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// in transaction being grouped into a small number of buckets, the further
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@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ func newBlobTxMeta(id uint64, size uint32, tx *types.Transaction) *blobTxMeta { |
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// with high fee caps since it could enable pool wars. As such, any positive
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// priority will be grouped together.
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//
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// priority = min(delta-basefee, delta-blobfee, 0)
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// priority = min(deltaBasefee, deltaBlobfee, 0)
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//
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// Optimisation tradeoffs:
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//
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