Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 05:00:09 AM

If doge was spammed attacked for 18 months where 80k transactions were injected into its mempool within seconds and size of its mempool went up 600% over its block cap, the fees would be exactly the same as bitcoin.

You've gone full 101% cultist mode.
I was pointing a fact, I was never telling you that long-term larger blocks are the solution, but you went into a full defensive mode going to extremes.
What if there is an EMP that will target only doge wallets? What if the reptilians will unleash a new version of the alien parasite that will target only Doge owners?
Then it will surely prove Bitcoin is better!

The whole thing is pretty simple, can the Bitcoin network confirm 1 million transactions a day? No, it can't in the current state. Can doge do it? Yes, it can.
Can the LN outperform Doge, yes, it can!
You're telling me that an F50 Ferrari isn't faster than a Moskvitch becuase if they are both out of gas.

Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 05:00:09 AM

We have seen similar fee spikes in all copies of bitcoin that inherit its issues, from ethereum to litecoin and even useless bcash even when its mempool was empty

Bitcoin is currently doing 314,531 tx in the last 24 with an average $17.09 USD fee, Ethereum which is also quite slow compared to others is doing 1,121,409 a day with $5.8 USD in fees.

Leave the cultism aside, it's pretty simple and obvious to everybody.
ON CHAIN bitcoin will never be able to confirm the same amount of transactions as Doge, never! It doesn't matter how many cars are on the highway, what color they have, and where they are heading!