Very roughly:
One “transaction” on the ETH blockchain costs $X.
Therefore they are batching up 10 “transactions” at a time and executing them together as a single “transaction”. This way it only costs $(X*0.1) for each “transaction”.
One “transaction” on the ETH blockchain costs $X.
Therefore they are batching up 10 “transactions” at a time and executing them together as a single “transaction”. This way it only costs $(X*0.1) for each “transaction”.
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