Quote from: wallet4bitcoin on Today at 08:02:58 PM

Quote from: PytagoraZ on Today at 06:59:05 PM

We know that all bitcoin transactions will be recorded in the ledger and the data will get bigger day by day, is it logical if the recording has reached 100 or 200 years, and how big will the bitcoin ledger data be in the future?

In my opinion, bitcoin transactions are very slow, because they take around 10 minutes, even though currently there is LN but in my opinion it is not the right solution, especially since there are people who say LN is not bitcoin because it is different from the main bitcoin network. Can bitcoin transactions be accelerated in the future? I think Bitcoin needs to accelerate with increasingly sophisticated technological developments, and transaction speed will probably become a vital need in the future

The Bitcoin developers should work on an upgrade just like ethereum is working on upgrades to find possible means of processing transactions faster than initial design time.

I think the Ethereum community is anxious to perform the upgrade due to the significant development of various projects on the Blockchain, leading to slow transactions and high fees for Ethereum coins. Definitely, the Bitcoin community would make adjustments soon, but it seems that awareness regarding the need for this upgrade hasn't fully circulated. I hope necessary actions will be taken for a more effective upgrade.