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Hi Jonas,
As it turns out, most of our size savings come from eliminating unneeded ha=
shes and public keys, which get recovered on decompression. gzip actually e=
xpands transactions due to the way it attempts to compress pseudorandom dat=
a, my numbers show a legacy transaction of 222 bytes being expanded to 267 =
bytes.
gzip can possibly shrink the 4-byte integers which have only a couple typic=
al values, and can eliminate some of the "boilerplate" in the tx format, bu=
t that's pretty much it at the expense of expanding the signatures, public =
keys, and hashes.
And your absolutely right this would have to be done at the application lay=
er in a V2-P2P encrypted traffic system.
Thanks-
Tom.
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