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You are just wasting your time. Idiots like that never learn. He's been here long enough to learn, and yet he continues to post stupid lies. There are preschool kids that can tell better stories.
China’s gone, but US mining is MORE centralized (3 pools control 52% hash -Foundry, Marathon, Riot). Bigger blocks = higher node costs = fewer full nodes (2025 Core v25.0 data). Pruning is not equal security; bandwidth is the bottleneck (98% node saturation during peak blocks ). Ordinals reduced spam by pricing block space. Block size increase failed at NYC Summit 2025 - centralization risk > "simpler" myth. Run a node or admit you’ve never synced one and you have no idea what you are talking about.
While I generally do agree with you, I would like to see more discussions and analysis on these matter. How much is the real bandwidth consumption during maximum peak times? At what technological improvements could we consider an increase and so forth. Like a state of Bitcoin scaling yearly review, it would be quite interesting. I have nodes but on dedicated servers, where the bandwidth is not a real concern. It is different for those who run at home. Original archived Re: Are Bitcoin’s Layer 2 Solutions Finally Enabling Everyday Microtransactions?
Scraped on 01/09/2025, 15:51:25 UTC
You are just wasting your time. Idiots like that never learn. He's been here long enough to learn, and yet he continues to post stupid lies. There are preschool kids that can tell better stories.
China’s gone, but US mining is MORE centralized (3 pools control 52% hash -Foundry, Marathon, Riot). Bigger blocks = higher node costs = fewer full nodes (2025 Core v25.0 data). Pruning is not equal security; bandwidth is the bottleneck (98% node saturation during peak blocks ). Ordinals reduced spam by pricing block space. Block size increase failed at NYC Summit 2025 - centralization risk > "simpler" myth. Run a node or admit you’ve never synced one and you have no idea what you are talking about.
While I generally do agree with you, I would like to see more discussions and analysis on these matter. How much is the real bandwidth consumption during maximum peak times? At what technological improvements could we consider an increase and so forth. Like a state of Bitcoin scaling yearly review, it would be quite interesting.