^ These seem like minor issues. The miners suffer a bit more, but the users have a much better experience. Since users are more important than miners, the potential conflicts for minors are outweighed by the benefits for users.
Internet providers are always getting faster. How is it worth compromising the blockchain for the sake of technical limitations that may be improved within a few years, such as bandwidth speeds?
I remember reading in the 90's about how no one knew how the internet would be able to accommodate all the new users signing up. Turned out to be paranoia over nothing because ISPs were able to create better solutions.
Adaptable blockchain sizes might be problematic for slow bandwidth speeds, but ultimately as ISPs continually improve why would this be an issue?
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In the future, block size limits may go to again, but it can really only go up at the same rate as download speed goes up.
Internet providers are always getting faster. How is it worth compromising the blockchain for the sake of technical limitations that may be improved within a few years, such as bandwidth speeds?
I remember reading in the 90's about how no one knew how the internet would be able to accommodate all the new users signing up. Turned out to be paranoia over nothing because ISPs were able to create better solutions.
Adaptable blockchain sizes might be problematic for slow bandwidth speeds, but ultimately as ISPs continually improve why would this be an issue?
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