Quote from: gentlemand on March 03, 2016, 03:21:28 PM

Quote from: jbreher on March 03, 2016, 03:17:12 PM

No. We've told you over and over and over that the issue is not the nickel per transaction, but rather that the issue is the hard limit of several thousand transactions per day.

Why you are so dense as to not yet have heard this beggars belief.

Why waste your electricity engaging? You'll receive the same responses every single time. A couple of hundred thousand special transactions is way more important than millions of crappy ones. Let them eat cryptocake and wait for the mythical solutions.

::le sigh::

Why? Because if Bitcoin dies, the crypto revolution is set back a decade. A fundamental precept of the crypto promise is the (eventual) non-inflationary measure. It's the most important part of the promise. If Bitcoin loses the property of being The One True Crypto Money, it is just one other in a sea of competing currencies. A sea of competing currencies, with new ones created at will, can not ever be non-inflationary. And mankind loses its only chance to cast off the yoke of the Vampire Squid.

Plus, I really don't want to divest into alts.