So you want to claim that Bitcoin is the perfect form of money? What about the security budget problem that will arise within the next seven years? Lightning won’t solve this problem, it actually worsens it when miners aren’t compensated for off-chain transactions. That’s something you cannot ignore. The same counts for Kaspa, but with adoption, the transaction fees can compensate the reduced block rewards because it can scale.

I don’t say Bitcoin is bad. I mean it’s a good store of value. However, the original vision from Satoshi was to create a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. Kaspa actually achieves this with instant transactions and finality within ten seconds without sacrificing decentralization or security.

So please answer this question: are you just a number goes up Bitcoiner or are you a sound money enthusiast who wants a better and fairer money system for the world by overcoming fiat currencies?

What I want to say is that you should also study Kaspa. I don’t mean you should immediately convert all your Bitcoin into Kaspa because I’m sure both will coexist for at least the next years. There are still risks for both. Kaspa needs adoption and the network effect, while Bitcoin needs to find a way to solve the security budget problem to incentivize miners to secure the network long-term.