The blocksize limit is the single most important thing that’s protecting #Bitcoin for all of this bloat.

The crypto bros who think this is evidence that bitcoin should’ve raised blocksize “to scale,” genuinely never even understood the scaling problem, nor why or how bitcoin actually achieved what it does.

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We did raise blocksize and now ppl put penises in there :(

You could still run a version which has the 1MB limit and only stores transaction data and not certain signatures and segwit shit

But better run a pruning node that understands what's going on.

If ordinals people really feel that they need bigger blocks there are fork chains they can use.

Some of them are already moving over to the fork of a fork of Bitcoin steaming pile of shit

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yes, they will move eventually. Bitcoin's price rising will cut their budgets pretty hard.

No they won't. The whole point is that this way they affinity scam bitcoin.

Big blockers had valid concerns about scaling at the time, but their solution wasn't a valid solution.

Look where it leads. Imagine you're trying to run a full node at home and the storage requirement is increasing by 400MB every ten minutes.

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Payjoin. P A Y J O I N. get the chant going, the sooner someone makes a p2p protocol for coordinating them the sooner we slash on chain payment costs. I mean, a lot, we can realistically squash 128 into the space of about 32. That's an 6x reduction.

Yes! More elegant solution than "MAKE BLOCK BIGGER!"

a payjoin L2 needs to be built.

also, before schnorr signatures, it wasn't possible. In fact the patent ran out not long after Bitcoin was launched but it wasn't until musig that they came online.

No, you see, that makes too much sense. Trust me bro, Im new to Bitcoin and I'm here to fix it

It’s like the government with our money. Even with a 100% tax rate, they would waste and misallocate it. We would just have more ordinals and monkey butts.

increasing block size is usually framed as a negative on the basis that it increases the cost of running a node, which in turn hurts decentralisation.

another way to consider it, is that it's actually stealing from the miners...

I concur

Wow the rare and elusive Lyn Alden gif

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Our trailer trash economist writer MMA fighter lady is always on the nail. Not meaning to cast aspersions but y'all know she's fierce af and will whip your ass in a debate as easily as in a fighting ring.

But also in the long run the effect of the amount of extra transactions we can do per block with a 10mb block instead of now is negligible. I mean it is not make the bitcoin basechain suddenly incredibly scalable to buy coffee or something.

Exactly, this was another major piece. Even 10x or 50x blocksize, while potentially extremely consequential to the ability to run a full node and the risk of explicit spam attacks and UTXO bloat in very short time spans, it does practically nothing for the scaling problem. In the end we still need literally all the tech and layered protocols we would need with 1MB blocks.

It's clear to me now that most of these wizards, clowns, whatever you want to call them are just petulant, immature children still pissed over the blocksized wars. They need to grow up.

So much VC money going to transaction fees right now

When you're investing 500 msat in something, 30 ksat for a transaction is not something you worry about.

If we increase the block size, those wizard freaks will just find some other junk to fill it up. Improves nothing, ruins everything.

well said!

the shitcoiners think like the federal reserve in a way...