I think many of us overestimated its development status when -almost half a year ago- thought it be the final push into mainstream readiness for Bitcoin.
We tried to tell you... and were soundly excoriated for it.
At the same time, maybe also underestimated the rate of new users/investors that were to come in the following months.
We tried to...
Ok, you sure have a point there. But you guys are wrong in that *just* a blocksize increase is an scalable solution. It isn't. It is the equivalent of increasing the diameter of single disk hard drives instead of increasing the density (segwit) and adding multiple platters and heads (additional layers, LN) as an scalable solution.
You know very well what the industry chose.... otherwise we would have ended with hard drives that couldn't even fit in a desk.
And that's from a tech side... from a "marketing" perspective... Do you really think trying to destroy confidence in the main cryptocurrency as a store of value would do any good in the long run trust over *ANY* cryptocurrencies?
REALLY?