/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29338547
Here's a recent block (#671614):
https://blockexplorer.one/btc/mainnet/blockId/671614
It's about ~1.6mb, blocks can be up to 4mb on BTC now days.
You didn't know this because you're an ignorant fuck that only follows altcoin forums that have a financial incentive to convince you that their coin is superior to BTC and that BTC is old boomer tech.
But the main thing you don't know is why increasing the blocksize exponentially increases node centralization and would have allowed BTC to be Parler'd by now had the BTC devs caved into low IQ newcoiners.

>>29128045
>move to China

>>29116379
>planet moon
>planet

>>28941494
Looks exactly like the 2017 chart after it just broke 3k.

>>28731603
>Maximizing TPS while retaining decentralization is what will ultimately drive this network to mass adoption.
ETH is already centralized as fuck due to bloat. So much of it runs on Infura. AWS could shut it down like it did with Parler if the wanted to. BTC devs were right, you need really light node software so that you have the option of running it on your own hardware. Otherwise there's no point to crypto. Not your hardware, not your network. Low IQ shitcoiners are starting are finally starting to realize this with ETH but now you can't blame it's high fees on Blockstream because they have nothing to do with ETH.

>>28357893
>kicked off the altseason
>altseason

>>28279469
>missed out on BTC (2013 bull cycle)
>missed out on BTC (2017 bull cycle)
>missed out on BTC (2021 bull cycle)
>missed out on BTC (2025 bull cycle)
>missed out on BTC (2029 bull cycle)

>>28189513
This. It's been out and working for at least a year. Phoenix wallet makes it all seamless with channel swaps, all the channel managements is now hidden under the hood you just send and receive like a normal wallet but the fees are nothing. Meanwhile ETH is triple digit fees.