Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 01:25:25 PM

Quote from: hZti on Today at 11:15:58 AM

You are right with what you say but I just meant that the average confirmation time would be quicker since many people just pay 1-2 sats/vByte and this transactions will also then get processed pretty quickly.

Sounds like you just want every transaction in the mempool to be confirmed in the next block, regardless of how many there are or what fees they pay. There are already various forks of bitcoin which do this if this is what you are looking for, although be prepared for your money to be worthless since they all constantly devalue against bitcoin since nobody actually uses them.

Yes of course the value goes down since nobody needs the 5th fork of bitcoin that has nothing else than a little bigger block size, but thats not the point. If you for example don't like the Bitcoin logo you could also create a fork with a better logo and nobody would use it. Still it would not mean that people are not satisfied with your new logo.

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 01:25:25 PM

Quote from: hZti on Today at 11:15:58 AM

It was also planned to upgrade the block size by satoshi but since he disappeared it never happened.

It did happen. The limit on the block size was increased from 1 megabyte to 4 million weight units. This gives a theoretical maximum size of 4 megabytes, although the largest actual block we've had so far, block 682,482, was 2.4 megabytes.

Yes but if I remember correctly it was planned by satoshi to monitor the amount of transactions and then adjust the block size if it seems the mempool is to crowded. Not as a one time thing but maybe every few month or years. But I will research his posts to this.