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16:25 < andytoshi> o.O today i learned that bitcoin used to have a taproot-like "one sig per 34 bytes" standardness rule https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/106/files
16:25 < andytoshi> i wonder when that went away
16:26 < sipa> there is
16:27 < andytoshi> it's still there?
16:27 < sipa> transactions' size is counted as max(actualsize, 50*sigops)
16:27 < sipa> for purposes of fee counting/standardness/relay
16:27 < andytoshi> oh i had no idea
16:28 < sipa> because 80000 vsigops consensus limit, it makes sense
16:29 < sipa> the alternative is multidimensional optimization
16:29 < sipa> sorry, 20000 vsigops / 80000 sigopsweight :)
16:30 < andytoshi> yeah, that makes sense. i guess i just assumed that this limit was never hit so the code for it probably did somethnig simple/dumb. like just running into the sigop limit then refusing to put more txes in the block
16:30 < andytoshi>  but i guess that'd be a clear DoS vector that somebody would've taken advantage of
16:30 < sipa> taproot does it as a consensus rule, and per txin instead of per tx
16:31 < andytoshi> right
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