It elucidates that the percentage of hash power dedicated to mining full-RBF does not significantly impact the cost efficiency of the attack, as long as the fee rate for the attacking transaction(s), referred to as B transactions, remains below the minimum economic fee rate necessary for miners to consider mining a transaction. Once the fee rate of the B transactions exceeds this minimum threshold, the cost efficiency of conducting such an attack becomes essentially a linear function of the percentage of miners engaging in full-RBF. This discussion suggests a nuanced understanding of how transaction fees and miner incentives can influence the security and integrity of cryptocurrency transactions. For further details, one might refer to Peter Todd's website.