blobpool.go

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// Package blobpool implements the EIP-4844 blob transaction pool.
package blobpool

import (
	"container/heap"
	"fmt"
	"math"
	"math/big"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"
	"sort"
	"sync"
	"time"

	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/common"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/consensus/misc"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/state"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/txpool"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/core/types"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/log"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/metrics"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/params"
	"github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/rlp"
	"github.com/holiman/billy"
	"github.com/holiman/uint256"
)

const (
	// blobSize is the protocol constrained byte size of a single blob in a
	// transaction. There can be multiple of these embedded into a single tx.
	blobSize = params.BlobTxFieldElementsPerBlob * params.BlobTxBytesPerFieldElement

	// maxBlobsPerTransaction is the maximum number of blobs a single transaction
	// is allowed to contain. Whilst the spec states it's unlimited, the block
	// data slots are protocol bound, which implicitly also limit this.
	maxBlobsPerTransaction = params.BlobTxMaxDataGasPerBlock / params.BlobTxDataGasPerBlob

	// txAvgSize is an approximate byte size of a transaction metadata to avoid
	// tiny overflows causing all txs to move a shelf higher, wasting disk space.
	txAvgSize = 4 * 1024

	// txMaxSize is the maximum size a single transaction can have, outside
	// the included blobs. Since blob transactions are pulled instead of pushed,
	// and only a small metadata is kept in ram, the rest is on disk, there is
	// no critical limit that should be enforced. Still, capping it to some sane
	// limit can never hurt.
	txMaxSize = 1024 * 1024

	// pendingTransactionStore is the subfolder containing the currently queued
	// blob transactions.
	pendingTransactionStore = "queue"

	// limboedTransactionStore is the subfolder containing the currently included
	// but not yet finalized transaction blobs.
	limboedTransactionStore = "limbo"
)

// blobTx is a wrapper around types.BlobTx which also contains the literal blob
// data along with all the transaction metadata.
type blobTx struct {
	Tx    *types.Transaction
	Blobs [][]byte
}

// blobTxMeta is the minimal subset of types.BlobTx necessary to validate and
// schedule the blob transactions into the following blocks. Only ever add the
// bare minimum needed fields to keep the size down (and thus number of entries
// larger with the same memory consumption).
type blobTxMeta struct {
	id   uint64 // Storage ID in the pool's persistent store
	size uint32 // Byte size in the pool's persistent store

	nonce      uint64       // Needed to prioritize inclusion order within an account
	costCap    *uint256.Int // Needed to validate cummulative balance sufficiency
	execTipCap *uint256.Int // Needed to prioritize inclusion order across accounts and validate replacement price bump
	execFeeCap *uint256.Int // Needed to validate replacement price bump
	blobFeeCap *uint256.Int // Needed to validate replacement price bump

	basefeeJumps float64 // Absolute number of 1559 fee adjustments needed to reach the tx's fee cap
	blobfeeJumps float64 // Absolute number of 4844 fee adjustments needed to reach the tx's blob fee cap

	evictionExecTip      *uint256.Int // Worst gas tip across all previous nonces
	evictionExecFeeJumps float64      // Worst base fee (converted to fee jumps) across all previous nonces
	evictionBlobFeeJumps float64      // Worse blob fee (converted to fee jumps) across all previous nonces
}

// newBlobTxMeta retrieves the indexed metadata fields from a blob transaction
// and assembles a helper struct to track in memory.
func newBlobTxMeta(id uint64, size uint32, tx *types.Transaction) *blobTxMeta {
	// Temporarilly permit non-blob txs in with a fake blob fee cap while battle
	// testing the pool with normal transactions. TODO(karalabe): remove this
	blobFeeCap := new(uint256.Int)
	if fee := tx.BlobGasFeeCap(); fee != nil {
		blobFeeCap = uint256.MustFromBig(fee)
	}
	meta := &blobTxMeta{
		id:         id,
		size:       size,
		nonce:      tx.Nonce(),
		costCap:    uint256.MustFromBig(tx.Cost()),
		execTipCap: uint256.MustFromBig(tx.GasTipCap()),
		execFeeCap: uint256.MustFromBig(tx.GasFeeCap()),
		blobFeeCap: blobFeeCap, // TODO(karalabe): uint256.MustFromBig(tx.BlobGasFeeCap()),
	}
	meta.basefeeJumps = dynamicFeeJumps(meta.execFeeCap)
	meta.blobfeeJumps = dynamicFeeJumps(meta.blobFeeCap)

	return meta
}

// BlobTxShim is an extremely tiny subset of a blob transaction that is used by
// the miner to sort and select transactions to include, requesting the needed
// data only for those transactions that will really get added to the next block.
type BlobTxShim struct {
}

// BlobPool is the transaction pool dedicated to EIP-4844 blob transactions.
//
// Blob transactions are special snowflakes that are designed for a very specific
// purpose (rollups) and are expected to adhere to that specific use case. These
// behavioral expectations allow us to design a transaction pool that is more robust
// (i.e. resending issues) and more resilient to DoS attacks (e.g. replace-flush
// attacks) than the generic tx pool. These improvemenets will also mean, however,
// that we enforce a significantly more agressive strategy on entering and exiting
// the pool:
//
//   - Blob transactions are large. With the initial design aiming for 128KB blobs,
//     we must ensure that these only traverse the network the absolute minimum
//     number of times. Broadcasting to sqrt(peers) is out of the question, rather
//     these should only ever be announced and the remote side should request it if
//     it wants to.
//
//   - Block blob-space is limited. With blocks being capped to a few blob txs, we
//     can make use of the very low expected churn rate within the pool. Notably,
//     we should be able to use a persistent disk backend for the pool, solving
//     the tx resend issue that plagues the generic tx pool, as long as there's no
//     artificial churn (i.e. pool wars).
//
//   - Purpose of blobs are layer-2s. Layer-2s are meant to use blob transactions to
//     commit to their own current state, which is independent of Ethereum mainnet
//     (state, txs). This means that there's no reason for blob tx cancellation or
//     replacement, apart from a potential basefee / miner tip adjustment.
//
//   - Replacements are expensive. Given their size, propagating a replacement
//     blob transaction to an existing one should be agressively discouraged.
//     Whilst generic transactions can start at 1 Wei gas cost and require a 10%
//     fee bump to replace, we suggest requiring a higher min cost (e.g. 1 gwei)
//     and a more agressive bump (100%).
//
//   - Cancellation is prohibitive. Evicting an already propagated blob tx is a huge
//     DoS vector. As such, a) replacement (higher-fee) blob txs mustn't invalidate
//     already propagated (future) blob txs (cummulative fee); b) nonce-gapped blob
//     txs are disallowed; c) the presence of blob transactions exclude non-blob
//     transactions.
//
//   - Local txs are meaningless. Mining pools historically used local transactions
//     for payouts or for backdoor deals. With 1559 in place, the basefee usually
//     dominates the final price, so 0 or non-0 tip doesn't change much. Blob txs
//     retain the 1559 2D gas pricing (and introduce on top a dynamic data gas fee),
//     so locality is moot. With a disk backed blob pool avoiding the resend issue,
//     there's also no need to save own transactions for later.
//
//   - No-blob blob-txs are bad. Theoretically there's no strong reason to disallow
//     blob txs containing 0 blobs. In practice, admitting such txs into the pool
//     breaks the low-churn invariant as blob constaints don't apply anymore. Even
//     though we could accept blocks contaning such txs, a reorg would require moving
//     them back into the blob pool, which can break invariants.
//
//   - Dropping blobs needs delay. When normal transactions are included, they
//     are immediately evicted from the pool since they are contained in the
//     including block. Blobs however are not included in the execution chain,
//     so a mini reorg cannot re-pool "lost" blob transactions. To support reorgs,
//     blobs are retained on disk until they are finalized.
//
//   - Blobs can arrive via flashbots. Blocks might contain blob transactions we
//     have never seen on the network. Since we cannot recover them from blocks
//     either, the engine_newPayload needs to give them to us, and we cache them
//     until finality to support reorgs without tx losses.
//
// Whilst some constraints above might sound overly agressive, the general idea is
// that the blob pool should work robustly for its intended use case and whilst
// anyone is free to use blob transactions for arbitrary non-rollup use cases,
// they should not be allowed to run amok the network.
//
// Implementation wise there are a few interesting design choices:
//
//   - Adding a transaction to the pool blocks until persisted to disk. This is
//     viable because TPS is low (2-4 blobs per block initially, maybe 8-16 at
//     peak), so natural churn is a couple MB per block. Replacements doing O(n)
//     updates are forbidden and transaction propagation is pull based (i.e. no
//     pileup of pending data).
//
//   - When transactions are chosen for inclusion, the primary criteria is the
//     signer tip (and having a basefee/data fee high enough of course). However,
//     same-tip tranactions will be split by their basefee/datafee, prefering
//     those that are closer to the current network limits. The idea being that
//     very relaxed ones can be included even if the fees go up, when the closer
//     ones could already be invalid.
//
// When the pool eventually reaches saturation, some old transactions - that may
// never execute - will need to be evicted in favor of newer ones. The eviction
// strategy is quite complex:
//
//   - Exceeding capacity evicts the highest-nonce of the account with the lowest
//     paying blob transaction anywhere in the pooled nonce-sequence, as that tx
//     would be executed the furthest in the future and is thus blocking anything
//     after it. The smallest is deliberately not evicted to avoid a nonce-gap.
//
//   - Analogously, if the pool is full, the consideration price of a new tx for
//     evicting an old one is the smallest price in the entire nonce-sequence of
//     the account. This avoids malicious users DoSing the pool with seemingly
//     high paying transactions hidden behind a low-paying blocked one.
//
//   - Since blob transactions have 3 price parameters: execution tip, execution
//     fee cap and data fee cap, there's no singular parameter to create a total
//     price ordering on. What's more, since the base fee and blob fee can move
//     independently of one another, there's no pre-defined way to combine them
//     into a stable order either. This leads to a multi-dimentional problem to
//     solve after every block.
//
//   - The first observation is that comparing 1559 base fees or 4844 blob fees
//     needs to happen in the context of their dynamism. Since these fees jump
//     up or down in ~1.125 multipliers (at max) across blocks, comparing fees
//     in two transactions should be based on log1.125(fee) to eliminate noise.
//
//   - The second observation is that the basefee and blobfee move independently,
//     so there's no way to split mixed txs on their own (A has higher base fee,
//     B has higher blob fee). Rather than look at the absolute fees, the useful
//     metric is the max time it can take to exceed the transaction's fee caps.
//     Specifically, we're interested in the number of jumps needed to go from
//     the current fee to the transaction's cap:
//
//     jumps = log1.125(txfee) - log1.125(basefee)
//
//   - The third observation is that the base fee tends to hover around rather
//     than swing wildly. The number of jumps needed from the current fee starts
//     to get less relevant the higher it is. To remove the noise here too, the
//     pool will use log(jumps) as the delta for comparing transactions.
//
//     delta = sign(jumps) * log(abs(jumps))
//
//   - To establish a total order, we need to reduce the dimensionality of the
//     two base fees (log jumps) to a single value. The interesting aspect from
//     the pool's perspective is how fast will a tx get executable (fees going
//     down, crossing the smaller negative jump counter) or non-executable (fees
//     going up, crossing the smaller positive jump counter). As such, the pool
//     cares only about the min of the two delta values for eviction priority.
//
//     priority = min(delta-basefee, delta-blobfee)
//
//   - The above very agressive dimensionality and noise reduction should result
//     in transaction being groupped into a small number of buckets, the further
//     the fees the larger the buckets. This is good because it allows us to use
//     the miner tip meaningfully as a splitter.
//
//   - For the scenario where the pool does not contain non-executable blob txs
//     anymore, it does not make sense to grant a later eviction priority to txs
//     with high fee caps since it could enable pool wars. As such, any positive
//     priority will be groupped together.
//
//     priority = min(delta-basefee, delta-blobfee, 0)
//
// Optimization tradeoffs:
//
//   - Eviction relies on 3 fee minimums per account (exec tip, exec cap and blob
//     cap). Maintaining these values across all transactions from the account is
//     problematic as each transaction replacement or inclusion would require a
//     rescan of all other transactions to recalcualte the minimum. Instead, the
//     pool maintains a rolling minimum across the nonce range. Updating all the
//     minimums will need to be done only starting at the swapped in/out nonce
//     and leading up to the first no-change.
type BlobPool struct {
	config Config // Pool configuration

	store  billy.Database // Persistent data store for the tx metadata and blobs
	stored uint64         // Useful data size of all transactions on disk
	limbo  *limbo         // Persistent data store for the non-finalized blobs

	signer types.Signer // Transaction signer to use for sender recovery
	chain  BlockChain   // Chain object to access the state through

	head   *types.Header  // Current head of the chain
	state  *state.StateDB // Current state at the head of the chain
	gasTip *uint256.Int   // Currently accepted minimum gas tip

	index map[common.Address][]*blobTxMeta // Blob transactions groupped by accounts, sorted by nonce
	spent map[common.Address]*uint256.Int  // Expenditure tracking for individual accounts
	evict *evictHeap                       // Heap of cheapest accounts for eviction when full

	lock sync.Mutex // Mutex protecting the pool during reorg handling
}

// New creates a new blob transaction pool to gather, sort and filter inbound
// blob transactions from the network.
func New(config Config, chain BlockChain) (*BlobPool, error) {
	// Sanitize the input to ensure no vulnerable gas prices are set
	config = (&config).sanitize()

	var (
		queuedir = filepath.Join(config.Datadir, pendingTransactionStore)
		limbodir = filepath.Join(config.Datadir, limboedTransactionStore)
	)
	// Create the transaction pool with its initial settings
	head := chain.CurrentBlock()
	state, err := chain.StateAt(head.Root)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	pool := &BlobPool{
		config: config,
		signer: types.LatestSigner(chain.Config()),
		chain:  chain,
		head:   head,
		state:  state,
		index:  make(map[common.Address][]*blobTxMeta),
		spent:  make(map[common.Address]*uint256.Int),
	}
	// Index all transactions on disk and delete anything inprocessable
	var fails []uint64
	index := func(id uint64, size uint32, blob []byte) {
		if pool.parseTransaction(id, size, blob) != nil {
			fails = append(fails, id)
		}
	}
	if err := os.MkdirAll(queuedir, 0700); err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	store, err := billy.Open(billy.Options{Path: queuedir}, newSlotter(), index)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	pool.store = store

	if len(fails) > 0 {
		log.Warn("Dropping invalidated blob transactions", "ids", fails)
		for _, id := range fails {
			if err := pool.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
				pool.Close()
				return nil, err
			}
		}
	}
	// Sort the indexed transactions by nonce and delete anything gapped, create
	// the eviction heap of anyone still standing
	for addr, _ := range pool.index {
		pool.recheck(addr, nil)
	}
	var (
		basefee = uint256.MustFromBig(misc.CalcBaseFee(chain.Config(), pool.head))
		blobfee = uint256.MustFromBig(misc.CalcBlobFee(pool.head.ExcessDataGas))
	)
	pool.evict = newPriceHeap(basefee, blobfee, &pool.index)

	// Pool initialized, attach the blob limbo to it to track blobs included
	// recently but not yet finalized
	pool.limbo, err = newLimbo(limbodir)
	if err != nil {
		pool.Close()
		return nil, err
	}
	// Set the configured gas tip, triggering a filtering of anything just loaded
	basefeeGauge.Update(int64(basefee.Uint64()))
	blobfeeGauge.Update(int64(blobfee.Uint64()))

	pool.SetGasTip(new(big.Int).SetUint64(config.PriceLimit))

	// Since the user might have modified their pool's capacity, evict anything
	// above the current allowance
	for pool.stored > pool.config.Datacap {
		pool.drop()
	}
	// Updat the metrics and return the cosntructed pool
	datacapGauge.Update(int64(pool.config.Datacap))
	pool.updateStorageMetrics()

	return pool, nil
}

// Close closes down the underlying persistent store.
func (p *BlobPool) Close() error {
	var errs []error
	if err := p.limbo.Close(); err != nil {
		errs = append(errs, err)
	}
	if err := p.store.Close(); err != nil {
		errs = append(errs, err)
	}
	switch {
	case errs == nil:
		return nil
	case len(errs) == 1:
		return errs[0]
	default:
		return fmt.Errorf("%v", errs)
	}
}

// parseTransaction is a callback method on pool creation that gets called for
// each transaction on disk to create the in-memory metadata index.
func (p *BlobPool) parseTransaction(id uint64, size uint32, blob []byte) error {
	item := new(blobTx)
	if err := rlp.DecodeBytes(blob, item); err != nil {
		// This path is impossible unless the disk data representation changes
		// across restarts. For that ever unprobable case, recover gracefully
		// by ignoring this data entry.
		log.Error("Failed to decode blob pool entry", "id", id, "err", err)
		return err
	}
	meta := newBlobTxMeta(id, size, item.Tx)

	sender, err := p.signer.Sender(item.Tx)
	if err != nil {
		// This path is impossible unless the signature validity changes across
		// restarts. For that ever unprobable case, recover gracefully by ignoring
		// this data entry.
		log.Error("Failed to recover blob tx sender", "id", id, "hash", item.Tx.Hash(), "err", err)
		return err
	}
	if _, ok := p.index[sender]; !ok {
		p.index[sender] = []*blobTxMeta{}
		p.spent[sender] = new(uint256.Int)
	}
	p.index[sender] = append(p.index[sender], meta)
	p.spent[sender] = new(uint256.Int).Add(p.spent[sender], meta.costCap)

	p.stored += uint64(meta.size)
	return nil
}

// recheck verifies the pool's content for a specific account and drops anything
// that does not fit anymore (dangling or filled nonce, overdraft).
func (p *BlobPool) recheck(addr common.Address, inclusions map[common.Hash]uint64) {
	// Sort the transactions belonging to the account so reinjects can be simpler
	txs := p.index[addr]
	if inclusions != nil && txs == nil { // during reorgs, we might find new accounts
		return
	}
	sort.Slice(txs, func(i, j int) bool {
		return txs[i].nonce < txs[j].nonce
	})
	// If there is a gap between the chain state and the blob pool, drop
	// all the transactions as they are non-executable. Similarly, if the
	// entire tx range was included, drop all.
	var (
		next   = p.state.GetNonce(addr)
		gapped = txs[0].nonce > next
		filled = txs[len(txs)-1].nonce < next
	)
	if gapped || filled {
		var (
			ids    []uint64
			nonces []uint64
		)
		for i := 0; i < len(txs); i++ {
			ids = append(ids, txs[i].id)
			nonces = append(nonces, txs[i].nonce)

			p.stored -= uint64(txs[i].size)

			// Included transactions blobs need to be moved to the limbo
			if filled && inclusions != nil {
				p.offload(addr, txs[i].nonce, txs[i].id, inclusions)
			}
		}
		delete(p.index, addr)
		delete(p.spent, addr)
		if inclusions != nil { // only during reorgs will the heap will be initialized
			heap.Remove(p.evict, p.evict.index[addr])
		}
		if gapped {
			log.Warn("Dropping dangling blob transactions", "from", addr, "missing", next, "drop", nonces, "ids", ids)
		} else {
			log.Warn("Dropping filled blob transactions", "from", addr, "filled", nonces, "ids", ids)
		}
		for _, id := range ids {
			if err := p.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
				log.Error("Failed to delete blob transaction", "from", addr, "id", id, "err", err)
			}
		}
		return
	}
	// If there is overlap between the chain state and the blob pool, drop
	// anything below the current state
	if txs[0].nonce < next {
		var (
			ids    []uint64
			nonces []uint64
		)
		for txs[0].nonce < next {
			ids = append(ids, txs[0].id)
			nonces = append(nonces, txs[0].nonce)

			p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[addr], txs[0].costCap)
			p.stored -= uint64(txs[0].size)

			// Included transactions blobs need to be moved to the limbo
			if filled && inclusions != nil {
				p.offload(addr, txs[0].nonce, txs[0].id, inclusions)
			}
			txs = txs[1:]
		}
		log.Warn("Dropping overlapped blob transactions", "from", addr, "overlapped", nonces, "ids", ids, "left", len(txs))
		for _, id := range ids {
			if err := p.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
				log.Error("Failed to delete blob transaction", "from", addr, "id", id, "err", err)
			}
		}
		p.index[addr] = txs
	}
	// Iterate over the transactions to initialize their eviction thresholds
	// and to detect any nonce gaps
	txs[0].evictionExecTip = txs[0].execTipCap
	txs[0].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[0].basefeeJumps
	txs[0].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[0].blobfeeJumps

	for i := 1; i < len(txs); i++ {
		// If there's no nonce gap, initialize the evicion thresholds as the
		// minimum between the cumulative thresholds and the current tx fees
		if txs[i].nonce == txs[i-1].nonce+1 {
			txs[i].evictionExecTip = txs[i-1].evictionExecTip
			if txs[i].evictionExecTip.Cmp(txs[i].execTipCap) > 0 {
				txs[i].evictionExecTip = txs[i].execTipCap
			}
			txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[i-1].evictionExecFeeJumps
			if txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps > txs[i].basefeeJumps {
				txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[i].basefeeJumps
			}
			txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[i-1].evictionBlobFeeJumps
			if txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps > txs[i].blobfeeJumps {
				txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[i].blobfeeJumps
			}
			continue
		}
		// Sanity check that there's no double nonce. This case would be a coding
		// error, but better know about it
		if txs[i].nonce == txs[i-1].nonce {
			log.Error("Duplicate nonce blob transaction", "from", addr, "nonce", txs[i].nonce)
		}
		// Otherwise if there's a nonce gap evict all later transactions
		var (
			ids    []uint64
			nonces []uint64
		)
		for j := i; j < len(txs); j++ {
			ids = append(ids, txs[j].id)
			nonces = append(nonces, txs[j].nonce)

			p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[addr], txs[j].costCap)
			p.stored -= uint64(txs[j].size)
		}
		p.index[addr] = txs[:i]

		log.Warn("Dropping gapped blob transactions", "from", addr, "missing", txs[i-1].nonce+1, "drop", nonces, "ids", ids)
		for _, id := range ids {
			if err := p.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
				log.Error("Failed to delete blob transaction", "from", addr, "id", id, "err", err)
			}
		}
		break
	}
	// Ensure that there's no over-draft, this is expected to happen when some
	// transctions get included without publishing on the network
	var (
		balance = p.state.GetBalance(addr)
		spent   = p.spent[addr]
	)
	if spent.ToBig().Cmp(balance) > 0 {
		// Evict the highest nonce transactions until the pending set falls under
		// the account's available balance
		var (
			ids    []uint64
			nonces []uint64
		)
		for p.spent[addr].ToBig().Cmp(balance) > 0 {
			last := txs[len(txs)-1]
			txs[len(txs)-1] = nil
			txs = txs[:len(txs)-1]

			ids = append(ids, last.id)
			nonces = append(nonces, last.nonce)

			p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[addr], last.costCap)
			p.stored -= uint64(last.size)
		}
		if len(txs) == 0 {
			delete(p.index, addr)
			delete(p.spent, addr)
			if inclusions != nil { // only during reorgs will the heap will be initialized
				heap.Remove(p.evict, p.evict.index[addr])
			}
		} else {
			p.index[addr] = txs
		}
		log.Warn("Dropping overdrafted blob transactions", "from", addr, "balance", balance, "spent", spent, "drop", nonces, "ids", ids)
		for _, id := range ids {
			if err := p.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
				log.Error("Failed to delete blob transaction", "from", addr, "id", id, "err", err)
			}
		}
	}
}

// offload removes a tracked blob transaction from the pool and moves it into the
// limbo for tracking until finality.
//
// The method may log errors for various unexpcted scenarios but will not return
// any of it since there's no clear error case. Some errors may be due to coding
// issues, others caused by signers mining MEV stuff or swapping transactions. In
// all cases, the pool needs to continue operating.
func (p *BlobPool) offload(addr common.Address, nonce uint64, id uint64, inclusions map[common.Hash]uint64) {
	data, err := p.store.Get(id)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Blobs missing for included transaction", "from", addr, "nonce", nonce, "id", id, "err", err)
		return
	}
	item := new(blobTx)
	if err = rlp.DecodeBytes(data, item); err != nil {
		log.Error("Blobs corrupted for included transaction", "from", addr, "nonce", nonce, "id", id, "err", err)
		return
	}
	block, ok := inclusions[item.Tx.Hash()]
	if !ok {
		log.Warn("Blob transaction swapped out by signer", "from", addr, "nonce", nonce, "id", id)
		return
	}
	if err := p.limbo.push(item.Tx.Hash(), block, item.Blobs); err != nil {
		log.Warn("Failed to offload blob tx into limbo", "err", err)
		return
	}
}

// Reset implements txpool.SubPool, allowing the blob pool's internal state to be
// kept in sync with the main transacion pool's internal state.
func (p *BlobPool) Reset(oldHead, newHead *types.Header) {
	waitStart := time.Now()
	p.lock.Lock()
	resetwaitHist.Update(time.Since(waitStart).Nanoseconds())
	defer p.lock.Unlock()

	defer func(start time.Time) {
		resettimeHist.Update(time.Since(start).Nanoseconds())
	}(time.Now())

	statedb, err := p.chain.StateAt(newHead.Root)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Failed to reset blobpool state", "err", err)
		return
	}
	p.head = newHead
	p.state = statedb

	// Run the reorg between the old and new head and figure out which accounts
	// need to be rechecked and which transactions need to be readded
	if reinject, inclusions := p.reorg(oldHead, newHead); reinject != nil {
		for addr, txs := range reinject {
			// Blindly push all the lost transactions back into the pool
			for _, tx := range txs {
				p.reinject(addr, tx)
			}
			// Recheck the account's pooled transactions to drop included and
			// invalidated one
			p.recheck(addr, inclusions)
		}
	}
	// Flush out any blobs from limbo that are older than the latest finality
	p.limbo.finalize(p.chain.CurrentFinalBlock())

	// Reset the price heap for the new set of basefee/blobfee pairs
	var (
		basefee = uint256.MustFromBig(misc.CalcBaseFee(p.chain.Config(), newHead))
		blobfee = uint256.MustFromBig(misc.CalcBlobFee(newHead.ExcessDataGas))
	)
	p.evict.reinit(basefee, blobfee, false)

	basefeeGauge.Update(int64(basefee.Uint64()))
	blobfeeGauge.Update(int64(blobfee.Uint64()))
	p.updateStorageMetrics()
}

// reorg assembles all the transactors and missing transactions between an old
// and new head to figure out which account's tx set needs to be rechecked and
// which transactions need to be requeued.
//
// The transactionblock inclusion infos are also returned to allow tracking any
// just-included blocks by block number in the limbo.
func (p *BlobPool) reorg(oldHead, newHead *types.Header) (map[common.Address]types.Transactions, map[common.Hash]uint64) {
	// If the pool was not yet initialized, don't do anything
	if oldHead == nil {
		return nil, nil
	}
	// If the reorg is too deep, avoid doing it (will happen during snap sync)
	oldNum := oldHead.Number.Uint64()
	newNum := newHead.Number.Uint64()

	if depth := uint64(math.Abs(float64(oldNum) - float64(newNum))); depth > 64 {
		return nil, nil
	}
	// Reorg seems shallow enough to pull in all transactions into memory
	var (
		transactors = make(map[common.Address]struct{})
		discarded   = make(map[common.Address]types.Transactions)
		included    = make(map[common.Address]types.Transactions)
		inclusions  = make(map[common.Hash]uint64)

		rem = p.chain.GetBlock(oldHead.Hash(), oldHead.Number.Uint64())
		add = p.chain.GetBlock(newHead.Hash(), newHead.Number.Uint64())
	)
	if rem == nil {
		// This can happen if a setHead is performed, where we simply discard
		// the old head from the chain. If that is the case, we don't have the
		// lost transactions anymore, and there's nothing to add.
		if newNum >= oldNum {
			// If we reorged to a same or higher number, then it's not a case
			// of setHead
			log.Warn("Blobpool reset with missing old head",
				"old", oldHead.Hash(), "oldnum", oldNum, "new", newHead.Hash(), "newnum", newNum)
			return nil, nil
		}
		// If the reorg ended up on a lower number, it's indicative of setHead
		// being the cause
		log.Debug("Skipping blobpool reset caused by setHead",
			"old", oldHead.Hash(), "oldnum", oldNum, "new", newHead.Hash(), "newnum", newNum)
		return nil, nil
	}
	// Both old and new blocks exist, traverse through the progression chain
	// and accumulate the transactors and transactions
	for rem.NumberU64() > add.NumberU64() {
		for _, tx := range rem.Transactions() {
			from, _ := p.signer.Sender(tx)

			discarded[from] = append(discarded[from], tx)
			transactors[from] = struct{}{}
		}
		if rem = p.chain.GetBlock(rem.ParentHash(), rem.NumberU64()-1); rem == nil {
			log.Error("Unrooted old chain seen by blobpool", "block", oldHead.Number, "hash", oldHead.Hash())
			return nil, nil
		}
	}
	for add.NumberU64() > rem.NumberU64() {
		for _, tx := range add.Transactions() {
			from, _ := p.signer.Sender(tx)

			included[from] = append(included[from], tx)
			inclusions[tx.Hash()] = add.NumberU64()
			transactors[from] = struct{}{}
		}
		if add = p.chain.GetBlock(add.ParentHash(), add.NumberU64()-1); add == nil {
			log.Error("Unrooted new chain seen by blobpool", "block", newHead.Number, "hash", newHead.Hash())
			return nil, nil
		}
	}
	for rem.Hash() != add.Hash() {
		for _, tx := range rem.Transactions() {
			from, _ := p.signer.Sender(tx)

			discarded[from] = append(discarded[from], tx)
			transactors[from] = struct{}{}
		}
		if rem = p.chain.GetBlock(rem.ParentHash(), rem.NumberU64()-1); rem == nil {
			log.Error("Unrooted old chain seen by blobpool", "block", oldHead.Number, "hash", oldHead.Hash())
			return nil, nil
		}
		for _, tx := range add.Transactions() {
			from, _ := p.signer.Sender(tx)

			included[from] = append(included[from], tx)
			inclusions[tx.Hash()] = add.NumberU64()
			transactors[from] = struct{}{}
		}
		if add = p.chain.GetBlock(add.ParentHash(), add.NumberU64()-1); add == nil {
			log.Error("Unrooted new chain seen by blobpool", "block", newHead.Number, "hash", newHead.Hash())
			return nil, nil
		}
	}
	// Generate the set of transactions per address to pull back into the pool,
	// also updating the rest along the way
	reinject := make(map[common.Address]types.Transactions)
	for addr := range transactors {
		// Generate the set that was lost to reinject into the pool
		reinject[addr] = types.TxDifference(discarded[addr], included[addr])

		// Update the set that was already reincluded to track the blocks in limbo
		for _, tx := range types.TxDifference(included[addr], discarded[addr]) {
			p.limbo.update(tx.Hash(), inclusions[tx.Hash()])
		}
	}
	return reinject, inclusions
}

// reinject blindly pushes a transaction previously inlcuded in the chain - and
// just reorged out - into the pool. The transaction is assumed valid (having
// been in the chain), thus the only validation needed is nonce sorting and over-
// draft checks after injection.
func (p *BlobPool) reinject(addr common.Address, tx *types.Transaction) {
	// Retrieve the associated blob from the limbo. Without the blobs, we cannot
	// add the transaction back into the pool as it is not mineable.
	blobs, err := p.limbo.pull(tx.Hash())
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Blobs unavailable, dropping reorged tx", "err", err)
		return
	}
	// Serialize the transaction back into the primary datastore
	blob, err := rlp.EncodeToBytes(&blobTx{Tx: tx, Blobs: blobs})
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Failed to encode transaction for storage", "hash", tx.Hash(), "err", err)
		return
	}
	id, err := p.store.Put(blob)
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Failed to write transaction into storage", "hash", tx.Hash(), "err", err)
		return
	}
	// Update the indixes and metrics
	meta := newBlobTxMeta(id, p.store.Size(id), tx)

	if _, ok := p.index[addr]; !ok {
		p.index[addr] = []*blobTxMeta{meta}
		p.spent[addr] = meta.costCap
		p.evict.Push(addr)
	} else {
		p.index[addr] = append(p.index[addr], meta)
		p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Add(p.spent[addr], meta.costCap)
	}
	p.stored += uint64(meta.size)
}

// SetGasTip implements txpool.SubPool, allowing the blob pool's gas requirements
// to be kept in sync with the main transacion pool's gas requirements.
func (p *BlobPool) SetGasTip(tip *big.Int) {
	p.lock.Lock()
	defer p.lock.Unlock()

	// Store the new minimum gas tip
	old := p.gasTip
	p.gasTip = uint256.MustFromBig(tip)

	// If the min miner fee increased, remove transactions below the new threshold
	if old == nil || p.gasTip.Cmp(old) > 0 {
		for addr, txs := range p.index {
			for i, tx := range txs {
				if tx.execTipCap.Cmp(p.gasTip) < 0 {
					// Drop the offending transaction
					var (
						ids    = []uint64{tx.id}
						nonces = []uint64{tx.nonce}
					)
					p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[addr], txs[i].costCap)
					p.stored -= uint64(tx.size)
					txs[i] = nil

					// Drop everything afterwards, no gaps allowed
					for j, tx := range txs[i+1:] {
						ids = append(ids, tx.id)
						nonces = append(nonces, tx.nonce)

						p.spent[addr] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[addr], tx.costCap)
						p.stored -= uint64(tx.size)
						txs[i+1+j] = nil
					}
					// Clear out the dropped transactions from the index
					if i > 0 {
						p.index[addr] = txs[:i]
					} else {
						delete(p.index, addr)
						delete(p.spent, addr)
					}
					// Clear out the transactions from the data store
					log.Warn("Dropping underpriced blob transaction", "from", addr, "rejected", tx.nonce, "tip", tx.execTipCap, "want", tip, "drop", nonces, "ids", ids)
					for _, id := range ids {
						if err := p.store.Delete(id); err != nil {
							log.Error("Failed to delete dropped transaction", "id", id, "err", err)
						}
					}
					break
				}
			}
		}
	}
	log.Debug("Blobpool tip threshold updated", "tip", tip)
	pooltipGague.Update(tip.Int64())
	p.updateStorageMetrics()
}

// validateTx checks whether a transaction is valid according to the consensus
// rules and adheres to some heuristic limits of the local node (price and size).
func (p *BlobPool) validateTx(tx *types.Transaction, blobs [][]byte) error {
	// Accept only blob transactions. We could enforce this via a typed method
	// parameter too, but certain operations (e.g. size calculation) would be
	// duplicated due to stripping that information after receiving it.
	//
	// TODO(karalabe): Reenable this below? Doesn't hurt, also doens't aid?
	//if tx.Type() != types.BlobTxType {
	//	return fmt.Errorf("%w: tx type %v not blob transaction", core.ErrTxTypeNotSupported, tx.Type())
	//}

	// The blob pool should be offline until the Prague fork arrives, rejecting
	// blob transactions. To avoid adding fork progression checks into the pool
	// code, we will rely on the networking layer refusing to propagate or accept
	// blob transactions ahead of time. If this invariant changes, a check should
	// be added here to avoid piling unexecutable data on disk and in ram.

	// Reject transactions over defined size to prevent DOS attacks
	if tx.Size() > txMaxSize {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: transaction size %v, limit %v", txpool.ErrOversizedData, tx.Size(), txMaxSize)
	}
	// Check whether the init code size has been exceeded (only relevant after
	// Shanghai, but blob transactions are inroduced later so no need to check
	// for the fork).
	if tx.To() == nil && len(tx.Data()) > params.MaxInitCodeSize {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: code size %v, limit %v", core.ErrMaxInitCodeSizeExceeded, len(tx.Data()), params.MaxInitCodeSize)
	}
	// Transactions can't be negative. This may never happen using SSZ decoded
	// transactions but may occur if you create a transaction using the RPC.
	if tx.Value().Sign() < 0 {
		return txpool.ErrNegativeValue
	}
	// Ensure the transaction doesn't exceed the current block limit gas.
	if p.head.GasLimit < tx.Gas() {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: block limit %v, tx need %v", txpool.ErrGasLimit, p.head.GasLimit, tx.Gas())
	}
	// Sanity check for extremely large numbers
	if tx.GasFeeCap().BitLen() > 256 {
		return core.ErrFeeCapVeryHigh
	}
	if tx.GasTipCap().BitLen() > 256 {
		return core.ErrTipVeryHigh
	}
	// Ensure execFeeCap is greater than or equal to execTipCap.
	if tx.GasFeeCapIntCmp(tx.GasTipCap()) < 0 {
		return core.ErrTipAboveFeeCap
	}
	// Make sure the transaction is signed properly.
	from, err := types.Sender(p.signer, tx)
	if err != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: %v", txpool.ErrInvalidSender, err)
	}
	// Drop transactions under our own minimal accepted gas price or tip
	if tx.GasTipCapIntCmp(p.gasTip.ToBig()) < 0 {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: tip needed %v, tip permitted %v", txpool.ErrUnderpriced, p.gasTip, tx.GasTipCap())
	}
	// Ensure the transaction adheres to nonce ordering
	next := p.state.GetNonce(from)
	if next > tx.Nonce() {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: next nonce %v, tx nonce %v", core.ErrNonceTooLow, next, tx.Nonce())
	}
	// Ensure the transaction doesn't produce a nonce gap in the blob pool
	if gap := next + uint64(len(p.index[from])); gap < tx.Nonce() {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: tx nonce %v, gapped nonce %v", core.ErrNonceTooHigh, tx.Nonce(), gap)
	}
	// Transactor should have enough funds to cover the base costs
	//   cost == V + GP * GL + DGP * DG
	var (
		balance, _ = uint256.FromBig(p.state.GetBalance(from))
		cost, _    = uint256.FromBig(tx.Cost())
	)
	if balance.Cmp(cost) < 0 {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: balance %v, tx cost %v, overshot %v", core.ErrInsufficientFunds, balance, cost, new(uint256.Int).Sub(cost, balance))
	}
	// Transactor should have enough funds to cover the cummulative costs too
	spent := p.spent[from]
	if uint64(len(p.index[from])) > tx.Nonce()-next {
		// A replacement transaction must not overspend the account (invalidating
		// already propagated transactions)
		prev := p.index[from][int(tx.Nonce()-next)]
		bump := new(uint256.Int).Sub(cost, prev.costCap)
		need := new(uint256.Int).Add(spent, bump)
		if balance.Cmp(need) < 0 {
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: balance %v, queued cost %v, tx bumped %v, overshot %v", core.ErrInsufficientFunds, balance, spent, bump, new(uint256.Int).Sub(need, balance))
		}
		// Account can support the replacement, but the price bump must also be met
		switch {
		case tx.GasFeeCapIntCmp(prev.execFeeCap.ToBig()) <= 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx gas fee cap %v <= %v queued", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.GasFeeCap(), prev.execFeeCap)
		case tx.GasTipCapIntCmp(prev.execTipCap.ToBig()) <= 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx gas tip cap %v <= %v queued", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.GasTipCap(), prev.execTipCap)
		case tx.BlobGasFeeCap() != nil && /* TODO(karalabe) remove nil check */ tx.BlobGasFeeCapIntCmp(prev.blobFeeCap.ToBig()) <= 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx blob gas fee cap %v <= %v queued", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.BlobGasFeeCap(), prev.blobFeeCap)
		}
		var (
			multiplier = uint256.NewInt(100 + p.config.PriceBump)

			minGasFeeCap     = new(uint256.Int).Div(new(uint256.Int).Mul(multiplier, prev.execFeeCap), uint256.NewInt(100))
			minGasTipCap     = new(uint256.Int).Div(new(uint256.Int).Mul(multiplier, prev.execTipCap), uint256.NewInt(100))
			minBlobGasFeeCap = new(uint256.Int).Div(new(uint256.Int).Mul(multiplier, prev.blobFeeCap), uint256.NewInt(100))
		)
		switch {
		case tx.GasFeeCapIntCmp(minGasFeeCap.ToBig()) < 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx gas fee cap %v <= %v queued + %d%% replacement penalty", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.GasFeeCap(), prev.execFeeCap, p.config.PriceBump)
		case tx.GasTipCapIntCmp(minGasTipCap.ToBig()) < 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx gas tip cap %v <= %v queued + %d%% replacement penalty", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.GasTipCap(), prev.execTipCap, p.config.PriceBump)
		case tx.BlobGasFeeCap() != nil && /* TODO(karalabe) remove nil check */ tx.BlobGasFeeCapIntCmp(minBlobGasFeeCap.ToBig()) < 0:
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: new tx blob gas fee cap %v <= %v queued + %d%% replacement penalty", txpool.ErrReplaceUnderpriced, tx.BlobGasFeeCap(), prev.blobFeeCap, p.config.PriceBump)
		}
	} else if spent != nil {
		// A new transaction must not overspend the account (becoming invalid
		// when execution reaches it)
		need := new(uint256.Int).Add(spent, cost)
		if balance.Cmp(need) < 0 {
			return fmt.Errorf("%w: balance %v, queued cost %v, tx cost %v, overshot %v", core.ErrInsufficientFunds, balance, spent, cost, new(uint256.Int).Sub(need, balance))
		}
	}
	// Ensure the transaction has more gas than the basic tx fee.
	intrGas, err := core.IntrinsicGas(tx.Data(), tx.AccessList(), tx.To() == nil, true, true, true)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if tx.Gas() < intrGas {
		return fmt.Errorf("%w: needed %v, allowed %v", core.ErrIntrinsicGas, intrGas, tx.Gas())
	}
	// Transaction validation passed, check the blob cryptographic commitments
	// TODO(karalabe)

	return nil
}

// Add inserts a new blob transaction into the pool if it passes validation (both
// consensus validity and pool restictions).
func (p *BlobPool) Add(tx *types.Transaction, blobs [][]byte) error {
	// The blob pool blocks on adding a transaction. This is because blob txs are
	// only even pulled form the network, so this method will act as the overload
	// protection for fetches.
	waitStart := time.Now()
	p.lock.Lock()
	addwaitHist.Update(time.Since(waitStart).Nanoseconds())
	defer p.lock.Unlock()

	defer func(start time.Time) {
		addtimeHist.Update(time.Since(start).Nanoseconds())
	}(time.Now())

	// Ensure the transaction is valid from all perspectives
	if err := p.validateTx(tx, blobs); err != nil {
		log.Trace("Transaction validation failed", "hash", tx.Hash(), "err", err)
		return err
	}
	// Transaction permitted into the pool from a nonce and cost perspective,
	// insert it into the database and update the indices
	blob, err := rlp.EncodeToBytes(&blobTx{Tx: tx, Blobs: blobs})
	if err != nil {
		log.Error("Failed to encode transaction for storage", "hash", tx.Hash(), "err", err)
		return err
	}
	id, err := p.store.Put(blob)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	meta := newBlobTxMeta(id, p.store.Size(id), tx)

	var (
		from, _ = types.Sender(p.signer, tx) // already validated above
		next    = p.state.GetNonce(from)
		offset  = int(tx.Nonce() - next)
		newacc  = false
	)
	if len(p.index[from]) > offset {
		// Transaction replaces a previously queued one
		prev := p.index[from][offset]
		if err := p.store.Delete(prev.id); err != nil {
			// Shitty situation, but try to recover gracefully instead of going boom
			log.Error("Failed to delete replaced transaction", "id", prev.id, "err", err)
		}
		// Update the transaction index
		p.index[from][offset] = meta
		p.spent[from] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[from], prev.costCap)
		p.spent[from] = new(uint256.Int).Add(p.spent[from], meta.costCap)
		p.stored += uint64(meta.size) - uint64(prev.size)
	} else {
		// Transaction extends previously scheduled ones
		p.index[from] = append(p.index[from], meta)
		if _, ok := p.spent[from]; !ok {
			p.spent[from] = new(uint256.Int)
			newacc = true
		}
		p.spent[from] = new(uint256.Int).Add(p.spent[from], meta.costCap)
		p.stored += uint64(meta.size)
	}
	// Recompute the rolling eviction fields. In case of a replacement, this will
	// recompute all subsequent fields. In case of an append, this will only do
	// the fresh calculation.
	var (
		txs = p.index[from]

		oldEvictionExecFeeJumps = txs[len(txs)-1].evictionExecFeeJumps
		oldEvictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[len(txs)-1].evictionBlobFeeJumps
	)
	for i := offset; i < len(txs); i++ {
		// The first transaction will always use itself
		if i == 0 {
			txs[0].evictionExecTip = txs[0].execTipCap
			txs[0].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[0].basefeeJumps
			txs[0].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[0].blobfeeJumps

			continue
		}
		// Subsequent transactions will use a rolling calculation
		txs[i].evictionExecTip = txs[i-1].evictionExecTip
		if txs[i].evictionExecTip.Cmp(txs[i].execTipCap) > 0 {
			txs[i].evictionExecTip = txs[i].execTipCap
		}
		txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[i-1].evictionExecFeeJumps
		if txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps > txs[i].basefeeJumps {
			txs[i].evictionExecFeeJumps = txs[i].basefeeJumps
		}
		txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[i-1].evictionBlobFeeJumps
		if txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps > txs[i].blobfeeJumps {
			txs[i].evictionBlobFeeJumps = txs[i].blobfeeJumps
		}
	}
	// Update the eviction heap with the new information:
	//   - If the transaction is from a new account, add it to the heap
	//   - If the account had a singleton tx replaced, update the heap (new price caps)
	//   - If the account had it's last tx updated or appended to, update heap iff lower than prev
	//   - If the account had an internal tx updated, compare old tail price caps with new ones
	switch {
	case newacc:
		heap.Push(p.evict, from)

	case len(txs) == 1: // 1 tx and not a new acc, must be replacement
		heap.Fix(p.evict, p.evict.index[from])

	case offset == len(txs): // either append or last tx replacement
		evictionExecFeeDiff := txs[offset-1].evictionExecFeeJumps - txs[offset].evictionExecFeeJumps
		evictionBlobFeeDiff := txs[offset-1].evictionBlobFeeJumps - txs[offset].evictionBlobFeeJumps

		if evictionExecFeeDiff > 0.001 || evictionBlobFeeDiff > 0.001 { // no need for math.Abs, monotonic decreasing
			heap.Fix(p.evict, p.evict.index[from])
		}

	default: // no new account, no singleton tx, no last update; must be internal replacement
		evictionExecFeeDiff := oldEvictionExecFeeJumps - txs[offset].evictionExecFeeJumps
		evictionBlobFeeDiff := oldEvictionBlobFeeJumps - txs[offset].evictionBlobFeeJumps

		if math.Abs(evictionExecFeeDiff) > 0.001 || math.Abs(evictionBlobFeeDiff) > 0.001 { // need math.Abs, can go up and down
			heap.Fix(p.evict, p.evict.index[from])
		}
	}
	// If the pool went over the allowed data limit, evict transactions until
	// we're again below the threshold
	for p.stored > p.config.Datacap {
		p.drop()
	}
	p.updateStorageMetrics()

	return nil
}

// drop removes the worst transaction from the pool. It is primarilly used when a
// freshly added transaction overflows the pool and needs to evict something. The
// method is also called on startup if the user resizes their storage, might be an
// expensive run but it sould be fine-ish.
func (p *BlobPool) drop() {
	// Peek at the account with the worse transaction set to evict from (Go's heap
	// stores the minimum at index zero of the heap slice) and retrieve it's last
	// transaction.
	var (
		from = p.evict.addrs[0] // cannot call drop on empty pool

		txs  = p.index[from]
		drop = txs[len(txs)-1]
		last = len(txs) == 1
	)
	// Remove the transaction from the pool's index
	if last {
		delete(p.index, from)
		delete(p.spent, from)
	} else {
		txs[len(txs)-1] = nil
		txs = txs[:len(txs)-1]

		p.index[from] = txs
		p.spent[from] = new(uint256.Int).Sub(p.spent[from], drop.costCap)
	}
	p.stored -= uint64(drop.size)

	// Remove the transation from the pool's evicion heap:
	//   - If the entire account was dropped, pop off the address
	//   - Otherwise, if the new tail has better eviction caps, fix the heap
	if last {
		heap.Pop(p.evict)
	} else {
		tail := txs[len(txs)-1] // new tail, surely exists

		evictionExecFeeDiff := tail.evictionExecFeeJumps - drop.evictionExecFeeJumps
		evictionBlobFeeDiff := tail.evictionBlobFeeJumps - drop.evictionBlobFeeJumps

		if evictionExecFeeDiff > 0.001 || evictionBlobFeeDiff > 0.001 { // no need for math.Abs, monotonic decreasing
			heap.Fix(p.evict, 0)
		}
	}
	// Remove the transaction from the data store
	log.Warn("Evicting overflown blob transaction", "from", from, "evicted", drop.nonce, "id", drop.id)
	if err := p.store.Delete(drop.id); err != nil {
		log.Error("Failed to drop evicted transaction", "id", drop.id, "err", err)
	}
}

// Pending retrieves a snapshot of the pending transactions for the miner to sift
// through and pick the best ones. The method already does a pre-filtering since
// there's no point to retrieve non-executble ones.
//
// Note, please don't provide an RPC API method to expose these. The blob pool will
// ideally get enormous, and it will not be feasible to constatly expose that entire
// dump out of the process.
func (p *BlobPool) Pending(basefee, datafee *uint256.Int) map[common.Address][]*BlobTxShim {
	waitStart := time.Now()
	p.lock.Lock()
	pendwaitHist.Update(time.Since(waitStart).Nanoseconds())
	defer p.lock.Unlock()

	defer func(start time.Time) {
		pendtimeHist.Update(time.Since(start).Nanoseconds())
	}(time.Now())

	pending := make(map[common.Address][]*BlobTxShim)
	for addr, txs := range p.index {
		var shims []*BlobTxShim
		for _, tx := range txs {
			// If the transaction cannot be executed in the current block, or does
			// not meet teh minimum required tip, stop aggregating the account
			if tx.execFeeCap.Lt(basefee) || tx.blobFeeCap.Lt(datafee) {
				break
			}
			if new(uint256.Int).Sub(tx.execFeeCap, basefee).Lt(p.gasTip) {
				break
			}
			// Transaction met teh minimum filters, att to the shims
			shims = append(shims, &BlobTxShim{})
		}
		if len(shims) > 0 {
			pending[addr] = shims
		}
	}
	return pending
}

// updateStorageMetrics retrieves a bunch of stats from the data store and pushes
// them out as metrics.
func (p *BlobPool) updateStorageMetrics() {
	stats := p.store.Infos()

	var (
		dataused uint64
		datareal uint64
		slotused uint64

		oversizedDataused uint64
		oversizedDatagaps uint64
		oversizedSlotused uint64
		oversizedSlotgaps uint64
	)
	for _, shelf := range stats.Shelves {
		slotDataused := shelf.FilledSlots * uint64(shelf.SlotSize)
		slotDatagaps := shelf.GappedSlots * uint64(shelf.SlotSize)

		dataused += slotDataused
		datareal += slotDataused + slotDatagaps
		slotused += shelf.FilledSlots

		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(shelfDatausedGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(slotDataused))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(shelfDatagapsGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(slotDatagaps))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(shelfSlotusedGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(shelf.FilledSlots))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(shelfSlotgapsGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(shelf.GappedSlots))

		if shelf.SlotSize/blobSize > maxBlobsPerTransaction {
			oversizedDataused += slotDataused
			oversizedDatagaps += slotDatagaps
			oversizedSlotused += shelf.FilledSlots
			oversizedSlotgaps += shelf.GappedSlots
		}
	}
	datausedGauge.Update(int64(dataused))
	datarealGauge.Update(int64(datareal))
	slotusedGauge.Update(int64(slotused))

	oversizedDatausedGauge.Update(int64(oversizedDataused))
	oversizedDatagapsGauge.Update(int64(oversizedDatagaps))
	oversizedSlotusedGauge.Update(int64(oversizedSlotused))
	oversizedSlotgapsGauge.Update(int64(oversizedSlotgaps))

	p.updateLimboMetrics()
}

// updateLimboMetrics retrieves a bunch of stats from the limbo store and pushes
// // them out as metrics.
func (p *BlobPool) updateLimboMetrics() {
	stats := p.limbo.store.Infos()

	var (
		dataused uint64
		datareal uint64
		slotused uint64
	)
	for _, shelf := range stats.Shelves {
		slotDataused := shelf.FilledSlots * uint64(shelf.SlotSize)
		slotDatagaps := shelf.GappedSlots * uint64(shelf.SlotSize)

		dataused += slotDataused
		datareal += slotDataused + slotDatagaps
		slotused += shelf.FilledSlots

		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(limboShelfDatausedGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(slotDataused))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(limboShelfDatagapsGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(slotDatagaps))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(limboShelfSlotusedGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(shelf.FilledSlots))
		metrics.GetOrRegisterGauge(fmt.Sprintf(limboShelfSlotgapsGaugeName, shelf.SlotSize/blobSize), nil).Update(int64(shelf.GappedSlots))
	}
	limboDatausedGauge.Update(int64(dataused))
	limboDatarealGauge.Update(int64(datareal))
	limboSlotusedGauge.Update(int64(slotused))
}