Problem is that on-chain scalability is no sustainable scalability solution.
Of course. 'Everybody knows that'. Of course, 'everybody' also knows that 'anything over 1MB is unsafe'. Funny that BCH is chugging along at 8MB.
They're chugging along with about 20kb blocks, barely any transactions in their blocks.
I say we set up a spam group and see how BCH really performs with constant 8MB blocks really make use of those 1sat transactions not hard to write a bash script to query blitcoin-cli to get/create addresses to send/receive from and just run transactions around and around in an infinite loop to different addresses you already own for next to nothing get confirmed and go again and again
Give me 2 mins and ill knock something up quick
Before you claim 8MB blocks are working at least try running the network with them
EDIT
Here you go don't know how well it will work lol but something like this would probably do the job
1.Set fee to nothing if its allowed
2. Get a new address
3. Send a random low amount to the new address
4. Repeat forever as fast as the system will allow until killed (CTRL+C)
#!/bin/bash
/locaiontoyour/bitcoin-cli -conf=/locationtoyourconf/bitcoin.conf settxfee 0.00000000
while true
do
NEWADDR="$(/locaiontoyour/bitcoin-cli -conf=/locationtoyourconf/bitcoin.conf getnewaddress)"
SENDAMT=0.000000$(( $RANDOM % 99 + 1 ))
/locaiontoyour/bitcoin-cli -conf=/locationtoyourconf/bitcoin.conf sendtoaddress "${NEWADDR}" ${SENDAMT}
done
