One important thing about Lens Chain and Lens Storage Nodes is that posts will be stored on a decentralized storage but managed actually onchain and public/private crypto keys. So only your key can add, edit, remove and delete content, no one else unless you delegate the permissions onchain. You actually don't need onchain transactions unless you are setting up rules to govern piece of content and want to change those rules. For example, a DAO might want multiple signers to store content on LSNs such as files or run a decentralized forum, feed or a group chat. We are combining best of the worlds. Onchain for access control management and resiliency. Decentralized storage fore availability and resiliency. And ofc Lens Chain for ultra cheap transactions.