Struct CoinSelectionOpt

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pub struct CoinSelectionOpt {
    pub target_value: u64,
    pub target_feerate: f32,
    pub long_term_feerate: Option<f32>,
    pub min_absolute_fee: u64,
    pub base_weight: u64,
    pub change_weight: u64,
    pub change_cost: u64,
    pub avg_input_weight: u64,
    pub avg_output_weight: u64,
    pub min_change_value: u64,
    pub excess_strategy: ExcessStrategy,
}
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Options required to compute fees and waste metric.

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§target_value: u64

The value we need to select.

§target_feerate: f32

The target feerate we should try and achieve in sats per weight unit.

§long_term_feerate: Option<f32>

The long term fee-rate is an estimate of the future transaction fee rate that a wallet might need to pay to spend its UTXOs. If the current fee rates are less than the long term fee rate, it is optimal to consolidate UTXOs to make the spend. It affects how the WasteMetric is computed.

§min_absolute_fee: u64

Lowest possible transaction fee required to get a transaction included in a block

§base_weight: u64

Weights of data in transaction other than the list of inputs that would be selected.

This includes weight of the header, total weight out outputs, weight of fields used to represent number number of inputs and number outputs, witness etc.,

§change_weight: u64

Additional weigh added to a transaction when a change output is created. Used in weight metric computation.

§change_cost: u64

Total cost associated with creating and later spending a change output in a transaction. This includes the transaction fees for both the current transaction (where the change is created) and the future transaction (where the change is spent)

§avg_input_weight: u64

Estimate of average weight of an input.

§avg_output_weight: u64

Estimate of average weight of an output.

§min_change_value: u64

The smallest amount of change that is considered acceptable in a transaction given the dust limit

§excess_strategy: ExcessStrategy

Strategy to use the excess value other than fee and target

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impl Clone for CoinSelectionOpt

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fn clone(&self) -> CoinSelectionOpt

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CoinSelectionOpt

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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