/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15118452
No, it never did.
You're believing intentional lies from a r/bitcoin moderator.
I can prove it to you:
https://etherscan.io/chart/blocksize
download the csv, import it into excel or whatever, calculate the average block size
it's 11597.49421 bytes
multiply by the last block height - 8289690
You get 96139631743 bytes, which is 96GB in the decimal metric (1kB = 1000 bytes - linux, macos, size labels on disks), or 89.5GB in the traditional binary metric (1kB = 1024 bytes, windows, dos, older versions of linux, ram sizes)

That's the bare blockchain, everything above it is overhead due to how a node stores data generated from it.