Or with that reply, are you simply trolling?
I think I understand how Bitcoin works very well, I don't need you to certify a degree for me to acknowledge my level of understanding of how Bitcoin works - I had a very simple question in this thread which was referring to the high fees and the mempool, and I saw no other thread about this in this forum, at least not recently - assuming most people are happy to pay high fees - but I'm not ... I took the initiative to ask "what's going on" and got some nice information here ... you seem to turn this into a personal attack.
I don't know you and I am not interested in knowing your opinion, if you have a minor issue with this thread you don't have to respond nor be an *** about it.
I believe you don't truly understand, because if you truly did, you wouldn't be compaining in a way that is unconstructive.
Bitcoin is slow, and inefficient because maintaining the network's censorship-resistance/decentralization - it's main value proposition, and making it scale out is HARD. The Core developers don't have the power to bend the laws of Physics.
Nope, there is no such decentralization... that is only twitter based brain wash args by core / Blockstream
Easy to say for you, but have never provided valid proof.
Clean Bitcoin works with unlimited block size like a champ. Segwit, LN, ... whatever was just a brutal attack. Now ppl pay the price
Like the centralized shitcoin forked from Bitcoin Cash called Bitcoin Cash BSV? OK.
I believe you don't truly understand, because if you truly did, you wouldn't be compaining in a way that is unconstructive.
Why are you taking it into a personal level if we make a claim that Bitcoin is centralized and not decentralized?
You might be a Bitcoin fan or love it the way it is but if you can't accept criticism that is your problem and not ours.
I'm not taking it to a personal level. It just saying if you truly understood. I'm also not trying to insult you.
I listen to the criticsm, and be willing to debate why the basis of it is wrong.
In your opinion, what should the Core Developers do to fix the problem.