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  "map_content": "Key points:\n- Miner/network revenue = TPS \u00d7 average fee. If you raise fees and TPS drops by more than the fee increase, revenue falls.\n- Rule of thumb (price elasticity):\n  - If demand is elastic (elasticity > 1), higher fees reduce revenue and usage.\n  - If demand is inelastic (elasticity < 1), higher fees can increase revenue\u2014but typically hurt growth and network effects.\n- With fees quoted in satoshis (e.g., 50 sats/tx), the USD fee rises as BSV\u2019s USD price rises. Networks often adjust sat/tx downward over time to keep USD fees tiny and sustain demand.\n- For long-term value, high sustained TPS at micro-fees usually beats high fees with low usage. The objective is to maximize TPS \u00d7 fee and ecosystem adoption.",
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