HSSN Gas Fee Mechanism
Detailed explanation of the HSSN gas fee distribution process, including transaction request handling, bill generation, forwarding, execution, and final distribution across the Grid ecosystem.
Overview
In the HSSN architecture, gas fees for user-initiated transactions are distributed into four parts. It's important to note that gas fee distributions can vary between transactions. Below is a sample transaction to illustrate how fees are distributed:
Sample Transaction
Recipient | Amount (SOL) | Percentage |
---|---|---|
Burned | 0.00000125 | 50% |
HSSN Fees | 0.00000313 | 12.52% |
SONIC Fees | 0.00000313 | 12.52% |
GRID Fees | 0.00000625 | 25% |
Total Fee | 0.00000250 | 100% |
This transaction can be viewed on the Sonic Explorer.
Distribution Explanation:
Burned Fees: A portion of the gas fee is burned, effectively removing it from circulation. This can help control token supply and potentially increase the value of remaining tokens.
HSSN Fees: This portion goes to the Hypergrid Shared Sequencer Network validators for their role in managing and transmitting transaction information.
SONIC Fees: This is allocated to the Sonic Grid, which is responsible for packaging and executing bills.
GRID Fees: This portion is allocated to the Grid nodes that initially receive and process user transaction requests.
It's crucial for users to understand that this is just an example, and actual gas fees and their distribution may vary in live transactions. Factors such as network congestion, transaction complexity, and current gas prices can influence both the total fee and how it's distributed.
Always refer to the most current information provided by the network for accurate gas fee estimates and distributions.
Gas Fee Distribution Process
1. Transaction Request and Bill Generation
When a Grid node receives a user's transaction request:
It calculates the required gas fee
Distributes this fee among participating nodes based on predefined rules
Generates a detailed bill record
2. Bill Forwarding and Viewing
Grid nodes run the
hypergrid-aide
programThis program periodically forwards gas fee bills to HSSN validators
Users can view transaction order details on the HSSN Dashboard under the "Grid Block Fee" tab
3. Execution and Viewing of Bills by Sonic Grid
Sonic Grid, a special service node, packages forwarded bills
It periodically executes these bills in batches
Users can view packaged and executed bill details on the HSSN Dashboard under the "Fee Settlement" tab
4. Final Gas Fee Distribution
When Sonic Grid executes bill distribution:
It transfers corresponding gas fees to participating nodes' wallets
This includes Grid nodes, HSSN validator nodes, Sonic Grid official nodes, and Solana base layer nodes
The distribution is based on the pre-calculated plan
Transparency and Efficiency
This process ensures:
Efficient gas fee distribution
Transparency in transactions
Easy access to bill information for users via the HSSN Dashboard
Relationship to Other Components
The HSSN gas fee system is integral to the overall Grid ecosystem:
It interacts closely with individual Grids for initial fee calculation
Utilizes the HSSN for bill forwarding and validation
Involves the Solana Base Layer in the final distribution
Leverages the HSSN Dashboard for transparency and user access to fee information
By providing a clear and fair gas fee distribution mechanism, this system contributes to the overall efficiency and sustainability of the Grid ecosystem.
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