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Why not? If a miner gets continually orphaned because their block is too big, they'll just mine smaller blocks. The market decides what is cost effective

>>17086990
>Even if he is Satoshi

he’s not though

>>17086990
the most interesting part is that small blocks will not work either

>>17087061

He probably is, but it really doesn't matter because his "vision" is broken regardless

>>17087107

LN Segwit and Taproot are pretty elegant. I'm happy with what we've got on real Bitcoin.

>>17087321
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF PAID LIGHTNING SHILLS

Except big blocks works perfectly and bsv has won already

>>17087399
Lol it's so pathetic

“The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling.” – Satoshi Nakamoto (April 2009)

Satoshi was right?? Guys wake up.

>>17087399

Lightning is way more elegant than Bitcoin itself, since the network model can be applied to any coin or blockchain. The implications to this are vast.

Layer one is a dead end. Satoshi was wrong.

>>17087314
He's not he's a fucking scammer

>>17087564
>The shills are this blatant now.
Do they pay you or are you comped?

>>17086990
https://bitcoinist.com/craig-wright-bonded-courier-lawsuit/

"In a prior document that he filed in court, he claimed that he owned the private keys to wallet:

16cou7Ht6WjTzuFyDBnht9hmvXytg6XdVT, which was owned by an anonymous Bitcoin Whale.

Much to Craig’s surprise, the anonymous owner of that wallet address signed a message with the private key that said “Address 16cou7Ht6WjTzuFyDBnht9hmvXytg6XdVT does not belong to Satoshi or to Craig Wright. Craig is a liar and a fraud.”"

"Wright has also claimed that the infamous “Bonded Courier” was an attorney, and so therefore his communications are privileged, and cannot be shared."

"Perhaps the most absurd turn of events is Mr. Wright’s claim that the infamous Bonded Courier who was supposed to provide him with the private keys for Satoshi’s Bitcoin, is actually also an attorney, and is therefore protected under attorney client privilege. This renders the alleged attorney unable to provide more information about the courier, or the circumstances surrounding the elusive private keys."

>>17086990
he is not satoshi stop the false flagging!
and big blocks won't work for obvious reasons, it's just most people don't understand what small and big blocks mean.

>>17087321
>LN Segwit and Taproot are pretty elegant.
yeah, it's just imbeciles can't comprehend it.

>>17087564
without layer 1 ln doesn't work at all idiot.

>>17086990
KYS SCAMMER

>STIFF

CSW patent LN so good luck blockstream fans

>>17087564
Didn't realize it was possible to be THIS stupid. Get help dude.

>>17087604

Big blocks work just fine, and are also a minimum requirement for Bitcoin to work as intended.

Price pumps less when you increase the blocks. Do you really want price to pump less so that people use it? I'd rather have people buy the coin and just hold it and make it as hard as possible for them to sell.

With this logic BTC his $150b. BSV is just another BCH meme that won't make it. Hex will make it though:

> go.hex.win

>>17088258
big and small blocks is a relative term not a specific size. full blocks are small blocks. can be unbound in time but not practically unbound at any moment.

>>17088336

Yes, they can be unbound completely, as BSV just made a point of doing. If a miner mines a block that's too large for the rest of the miners, they will simply orphan it; it's a self-regulating mechanism.