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Board Development & Technical Discussion
Re: Why was the block size not increased?
by
Synchronice
on 25/12/2023, 12:36:32 UTC
If you live in the USA they fucking own you
yeah real free.
free to pay

fed income tax ----------- fuck with this possible jail time and likely lose my pension while in jail
state income tax --------- "      "       "      "         "     "
trump import tax --------- "      "      "       "        "     " not sure what penalties for this one.
local town property tax. --- take my home if I don't pay
county property tax. ------  take my home       "
state property tax. --------  take my home       "

I am so KYC'd it is a Joke.
I cut some spaces in your post. In Germany we pay up to 45% tax. If you have a good, I would say, normal salary and are single, be prepared to give 40% of your income to your government. The situation is pretty much the same in many EU countries.

According your question : in 90% yes, but it is not necesary that it must be dynamical.
Pretty impressive that you managed to get so many merits by using a translator alone on English speaking boards.

We couldn't reach a consensus on when we should increase block size, how we should increase the block size and by how much should we increase the block size. Of course, we could have a simple algorithm but the scenario where the demand can't reach the expected level would make it disastrous for the eco-system and it would be difficult to reverse. Furthermore, Moore's law is likely not going to hold forever and storage density would stagnant somewhere for a while in the near future.
Reward halves, block size doubles. I think this would be a good solution! Was this even discussed before?

5,000*104 sats = 520,000 sats to inscribe a 20kb kitty into the BTC blockchain.
My final question: who the heck is flooding the network with ordinals when it is so freaking expensive to do that? What part am I missing or not understanding?

Remember cryptokitties?
Somebody paid  225 ETH (at that time $100k) now $400k for a cat that is now.worthless!
Same for the ape NFT, 819 ETH at that time around 3 million!
A guy spend 2 million in a mobile game in 4 years
Logan Paul paid 5 million for a pokemon card.
Somebody paid $100k for card with Mark Zuckerberg.

We are 8 billion on this damn planet and we have trillions in out pockets put together, $200 is nothing, that sum will be nearly invisible if you look at what thrash the worlds throw money at! Speaking of thrash, here is a 1800 bag:

It's brings some tears to think that people who do hard jobs, like working in warehouses, get a basic salary and their boss will yell if they ask for salary increase but their boss might feel fine to pay millions of dollars in 20kb jpeg file that is a piece of trash. By the way, what are chances of getting hundreds of thousands of dollars or millions by making a pixelated NFT? It won't be hard to create a pixelated garbage in Paint Cheesy Or I'll bother with Photoshop Cheesy