I don't want bigger blocks. The consensus does not want bigger blocks.
As block rewards drop to zero transaction fees will be the only thing left to pay miners to secure and run the network. Increasing block size jeopardizes this important mechanism.
As block rewards drop to zero transaction fees will be the only thing left to pay miners to secure and run the network. Increasing block size jeopardizes this important mechanism.
You are one of a very select few group of people that do not believe larger block size increases are needed.
We aren't only 'a select few' ... could be easily be a majority.
All of the people who think "don't fix what isn't broken" (which is wisdom) are against an increase at this point in time.
I think the discussion is manipulated by the xt shills who try to appear like a majority when they are a minority that just posts a lot more. Probably some of these xt shills are on some bank or governments payroll.
I hope you arent calling me an XT shill.
Regardless. Increasing the block size limit is something that must be done sooner or later. But not much later. But i don't agree with XT. We need to do it with Bitcoin core.
And thus the problem is right in your mindset. We don't need to do it with bitcoin core, we simply have to pick which fork we like , which one appeals to us. Guys this is not a corporation, it's a silent democracy where your vote is your node's version number. Some of us who did not like certain changes stuck to some older clients and there is even a group who are still running version 0.7
Simply put, users and service providers will ultimately decide which one has the majority, and the rest will follow. But see the devs at the top unlike average joe and jane, know that if they do not move their coins past a certain threshold, can weigh their options in the future , double spend on one chain, then continue with the other like it's just another monday.
