I have found another solution to remove this obstacle in Bitcoin but I don't know if this idea is acceptable to the majority. If you remember what happen to
Ethereum way back 2017, it encountered this such problem.
They made Ethereum to POS from POW as a solution to this problem, and it's called
ETH 2.0If there will be a Bitcoin 2.0 or a change of network from POW to POS then not only the network congestion is being fixed but many more, and also it can reduced the energy consumption.If Bitcoin switches to PoS from PoW, then Bitcoin is nothing more than an Altcoin and there is nothing special about it anymore.
From what I know so far, miners under PoW work to crack hashes, cryptographic numbers and verify transactions requiring rewards
[1]. This means that miners also need profits. If you switch to PoS, then you are no longer a miner but a validator and Bitcoin is no longer different from altcoins.
Even though someone has already said it, I will repeat it again because I think it is true that switching from PoW to PoS is not a solution.
Switching from PoW to PoS based on the whitepapers I read, it will never happen.
Whitepaper is the beginning of the launch of Bitcoin with a unique concept. 21 million Bitcoins is a great innovation from Satoshi that will never change.
Actually, this is beyond my capabilities, especially regarding the offer to remove BRC-20 which was proposed as a solution to high transaction fees.
p.s. correct me if I'm wrong