I was speaking on Bitcoin behalf, not on my singular behalf.
Does Bitcoin know about this?
Who made you the spokesperson of Bitcoin?
If I remember correctly, one of the garbage that Bitcoin was supposed to get rid of was centralization, so we wouldn't have a single leadership and a guy deciding what is best for millions, and look where we are, somebody suddenly feels like Jesus and he's speaking for all of us!
Just imagine the number of commercial banks, central banks, law enforcement agencies and governments who wish they could just snap their fingers and make Bitcoin disappear forever. But they can't.
I'm starting to doubt this. According to some around here, a bunch of JPGs and daily fees that are not even the budget of third rate government agencies are enough to launch a
terrorist attack on bitcoin and make the network unusable by the average Joe with only whales being able to use Bitcoin.
I'm genuinely curious how Bitcoin will see global adoption in this case if 500k extra transactions are "hurting" the network that badly.
I've seen numerous threads about how Bitcoin has 100-200 million
users worldwide, now, the simple question is, what will happen if every single on of them would want to just do a transaction?
A regular, normal transaction, that is not a jpg monkey, verified by all peers, eco friendly sustainable, with a positive value to the economy, rated 5 stars even by the defenders of the Palantir or how the hell does the mob of anti ordinals call themselves?
What do we do then to bring the fees down?
- we ban mixers and tumblers?
- we ban consolidations?
- we ban tx between 0.04645 and 0.38651 ?
- we ban tx sent any other time than between 8-16 during weekdays?
Or, and bear with me on this horrendous idea, we adapt?