As said previously, Bison Relay has a built-in payment system that allows for peer to peer payments and transmission payments (gas fees). It may seem unusual that a sovereign internet / social media platform would charge usage fees to participate and interact, but this acts as both a privacy and a bad actor prevention mechanism.

Fee and transaction types:

Tip - This is when you receive a tip from someone
paytip - is the amount you’ve tipped someone
posts - total fees paid to list a user's news feed posts
Payfees - total fees paid for payload data
gc - total fees paid for messages sent to them in a group chat
sub - total fees paid for subscriptions
getinvoicereply - total fees paid for replying to requests for payment invoices
gettipinvoice - total fees paid to request an invoice for the purposes of tipping the user
pm - total fees paid for private messages with them (direct messages between you and them)
kx - total fees paid for key exchanges
ftpaychunk - total fees paid to retrieve file chunks
ftlist - total fees paid to get the list of available files
mediateid - total fees paid to mediate keys between your network
ftget - total fees paid for initiating file downloads
kxsearch - total fees paid to search for active key exchanges
ftlistreply - total fees paid to provide the user with your list of available files
sendTransitive - total fees paid to repost messages (akin to retweeting)

More at - https://www.decredmagazine.com/built-in-payment-system-bison-relay/

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Cypherpunk TimesBy Cypherpunk TimesJan 05, 2023