So it “just works” because nobody uses it currently and there isn’t too much demand for blockspace. Got it.
Also, monero is not very structurally compatible with an L2 like lightning.
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>nobody uses it
bitcoin maximalists are such dishonest people
nostr:npub1llna4n44wdp27s60rlmkquzzmd0dfwdepl4kl4rquptn6dy8cqrq5pk9k5 was the one that said it when he admitted it had the same throughput issues that Bitcoin has, but hasn’t reached its limits yet.
This isn't true. Even if Monero had the traffic of Bitcoin fees would still be very cheap because of dynamic blocksize.
With a large burst of demand, in the short term, the fees could spike on Monero, but long term the fees would continue falling even if the demand was sustained because of dynamic blocks.
The same thing cannot be said of bitcoin. Fees will rise with demand long term and will not fall because blockspace is limited and inelastic.