4mb vbtyes are perfectly reasonable… we are talking about an average block of .5MB more than what Satoshi’s initial limit back in 2010 when we had near zero adoption. For comparison, BCH has a blo...
Again, 4 million weight unit (WU) limit IS measuring information in imaginary units.
vBytes (virtual bytes) - is imaginary units.
Bits, joules, kelvin - all real and physical.
Bitcoin doesn't need dynamic system. It's designed to conserve value and memory. It's reached consensus because people were scared into worse options, see post on:
Virtual bytes didn't enable lighting, it was another part of BIP-141 SegWit.
SegWit was sold as a candy. 1MB -> 4MB is inflation, can you see this? 4 > 1. It's math over physical units - bits.
vBytes (virtual bytes) - is imaginary units.
Bits, joules, kelvin - all real and physical.
Bitcoin doesn't need dynamic system. It's designed to conserve value and memory. It's reached consensus because people were scared into worse options, see post on:
Virtual bytes didn't enable lighting, it was another part of BIP-141 SegWit.
SegWit was sold as a candy. 1MB -> 4MB is inflation, can you see this? 4 > 1. It's math over physical units - bits.
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