I caught myself rereading the Flash fee note on @BeldexCoin instead of closing the laptop.
Flash is the instant path, but the interesting part is where the fee goes.
It does not go to a validator.
It gets burned.
So a fast private payment also removes a small amount of supply from circulation.
That feels different from most designs.
The transfer still runs natively on the same chain as the RingCT transaction, without needing a separate speed layer.
That matters because speed, privacy & supply mechanics are all connected in one place.
I still wonder how often users choose Flash over a normal send.
But the design is clear about one thing:
If you want faster private settlement, there is a real cost attached to it.
And that cost burns.
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