But the Bitcoin community has spoken - small blocks won the war to keep nodes cheep, easy, and affordable to run…to keep them decentralized.
Correct me if I’m wrong; it’s possible to change to large blocks without a hard fork and hence secondary chain so what are you talking about?
"Community" lol
Glad I can amuse you, what would you call it?
Also you haven’t answered how you expect larger blocks w/o a hard fork.
It’s nothing personal.
I just find the whole concept of segregating people into categories w/ communities bad.
I never said we could or couldn’t or if we should or shouldn’t.
But we already have so does it matter much n e more?
