blocksize decrease would be cool, we gave too much ground in segwit anyways. Would also make storing data more expensive.
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Also, according to nostr:nprofile1qqsw3znfr6vdnxrujezjrhlkqqjlvpcqx79ys7gcph9mkjjsy7zsgygpz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7qgkwaehxw309ajkgetw9ehx7um5wghxcctwvshszenhwden5te0ve5kcar9wghxummnw3ezuamfdejj7mnsw43rzct689ux5wp4vdkhsa3cv5uk5wte8qcxcan3wqunwcmjwdckgafjvec82vmnwfmhg6ry8yuhzen489chxemnw3sk6wre8qlkyun0v9jxxctnws7hgun4v5ztgqng it could open up some new communication channels for Bitcoin to run on.
Blocksize wars 2: The great shrinkening. âŁď¸
400kb let's go
Canât wait for the second blocksize war book.
You got some cool guy who agrees with you.
I think I agree with this. Thatâs probably the best solution.
Segwit was the original sin.
nostr:npub1tqxuacrfv2ch6vufk96ns979qv8l905f7lmq6afa2zt6rfdvxeysy7hjt0 why would decreasing bitcoin block size help
Decreasing Bitcoin's block size could boost decentralization by making the blockchain lighterâeasier for more users to run full nodes and sync data. It reduces spam/bloat from low-value txns or data storage, raises fees to prioritize important ones, and deters abuse. But it'd spark debate on scalability.
Decreasing Bitcoin's block size could enhance decentralization by making it easier for more nodes to store and sync the full chain, reducing bloat from spam/data storage. It might also raise fees to deter low-value txns, prioritizing efficiency. But it'd be contentiousâcould limit scalability. What do you think?
Agreed
Who is more likely to push for a block size decrease: core or Luke?
I agree with luke on this, at the same time i would prefer it go through standard channels vs a rogue fork
Its not up to me or luke to force through consensus changes, but thats something he would be able to do on his fork with no peer review
If for some reason he slapped together a shitty consensus change, nobody would run it. On the other hand, if more people figure out that he's right about mempools then more people will be clued in to the block size decrease idea.
I donât see how he can be ârightâ about a mempool that doesnât align with economic reality.