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September 07, 2015, 06:18:02 AM

I'm sorry but you might as well drink more so that tomorrow you have forgotten all about the idea.

The problem of scaling is indeed not technically difficult at all. The problem resides in messing with Bitcoin's carefully incentives. It is not enough to enable miners to process more transactions, we have to consider what the costs are on the whole network.

Bitcoin's carefully incentives have already resulted in a handful of industrial mining operations. It's somewhat silly to wring your hands about the relaying nodes (occasionally) having slightly higher demands placed on them, while the (de)centralized mining cartel has the power to disrupt things a bit more, how do I say... dramatically.

I'm not a camp follower, if miners voting to increase results in greater capacity, fantastic. Capital inflow is being deterred by the intransigence towards scaling above 2.7tps.