Assuming ever block is completely full at 4mb and the difficulty adjustment maintains ~10 minutes per block it will take about 40 thousand years to reach 8 petabytes.
This doesn't change the size that blocks can be, just increases the different kinds of data that could be included and increases the likelihood of available blockspace being used.
How much space would Bitcoin core take up?
Btw - I don’t disagree with you. I think high value on chain data has a place. This isn’t new though, BSV has plenty of experience with it.
Honestly... Not entirely sure, the text of the code can't be that much though... Definitely not megabytes.
I have an older copy, the `src` directory is about 18MB uncompressed, 6.6MB compressed.
Wait, like just the text of the code is that much? PR is that additional stuff needed to compile and run etc?
