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Pushing for higher miner fees is barking up the wrong tree. Either we manage with lower fees or the system fails, if you ask me. This will be the case regardless of transaction rate.
Pushing for higher miner fees is barking up the wrong tree. Either we manage with lower fees or the system fails, if you ask me. This will be the case regardless of transaction rate.
Can't we just hardfork to a new, better block reward schedule (print more money)?
That's a really good idea. A chart of BTC price over time adjusted by the amount of total BTC in existence at that point in the chart.
SIDE NOTE. Sold some coin today to pay off a few bills. Still positioning myself to wait out the fullblocalypse.
Here's a chart of market cap, but I guess you are looking for the opposite effect
https://blockchain.info/en/charts/market-cap?timespan=all&daysAverageString=7&scale=0&address=
I'm not looking for an effect. I'm looking for insight.