Quote from: jeraldskie11 on Today at 04:40:41 PM

People are thinking what's the best way to get rid of this blockchain network congestion.

Network congestion is a problem for us because it affects the fee. The normal fee is just around $1 but this month we are experiencing a very high fee which is unaffordable to most people.

We found out that the reason of this issue is because of brc-20 tokens, they use Bitcoin blockchain. And since Bitcoin's blockchain is only process 7-10 transactions per second which is not enough to manage all the transaction if we included the brc-20 tokens.

Now, is the problem will be fixed if brc-20 tokens will be removed?

Yes, very possible, but how? Brc20 tokens keeps improving and lot of brc20 token is being launch everyday.

It's not possible to removeBRC-20 tokens as a "hey, lets remove this kinds of transactions here and that's it".
It requires a consensus, most nodes running software that limits extra data size and that will limit the amount of shit that can be added to a transaction non-related with financial transfer from inputs to outputs.

Now this is not possible with Bitcoin Core because there is a bug that is been exploited, where Inscription can send more data and it will still be accepted by the nodes even if the node owner configured to accept only a limited amount of bytes as extra-data. Once this is fixed, if people update to the new version AND USE this option to limit extra-data size limit, then we can see a reduction in BRC-shit.

Quote from: jeraldskie11 on Today at 04:40:41 PM

The other solution to fix network congestion is to increase the block size. Is increasing the block size fix network congestion?
Definitely yes, and there is no need to eradicate brc20 tokens.
But in what way? Is it really possible to increase the block size of Bitcoin? For sure there's a reason why Nakamoto put only a very limited block size.

This is old, very old. It doesn't work, because increasing block size will increase Storage requirements on the nodes, and Bitcoin only is Bitcoin today because anyone can run a full node from their home pc. If the Blockchain start going t 1 TB or 2 TB in size, it will start excluding people. If the block comes to somthing like 100 Mb, only big companies will be able to afford paying storage disks to run a node, and then decentralization os gone, congratulations.

So, NO, thank you. Increasing block size was defeated back in 2017 or something and should be kept defeated.

Quote from: jeraldskie11 on Today at 04:40:41 PM

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 2.0

If 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.

This is just not true, it doesn't consider any of the advantages of having PoW over PoS, its only based on one exemple that is just a joke, because Ethereum is a Shitcoin Joke.
A centralize shitcoin Ethereum adopts a solution that gives control over the network to a more centralized group of people and in some way this end up with the appearance of a good thing.

PoW is the only way to prevent double spend, make sure that the valid chain is the longer one, guarantee decentralization because miners can go any pool they want, also miners don't control consensus in a certain way, because node runners (relays) also have a say.
If miners simply go away to a non-consensus fork, Node Runners can start mining and the network recovers itself.

Not, PoS, you give power to those who have more money, now billionaires control the consensus, control the network, can censor transactions, can sensor addresses, can sensor wallet providers, and so on...

Also, PoS doesn't impact directly transaction fees in absolutely anyway, unless you are trying to make people stop using bitcoin cause its not bitcoin anymore, and for sure this chain will be a ghost chain as Bitcoin Cash is today, then you are right, fees are going to zero cause nobody will want this new shitcoin.

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