@PhotoKuro_ of course people care about TPS. everyone expects their txn to go through, immediately, like a credit card txn or anything else that works.
this does not happen in BTC. BTC txns are expensive, slow, and uncertain because of low TPS.
I found the solution, and then I saw the solution be changed back into the problem by a company called Blockstream. They censored my words. They crossed a line. Sometimes my friends wonder why I have a bone to pick and why I won't drop this. Here is why; the aim of those fuckers is to profit off of making the world a worse place for everybody except themselves. They are thieves. Stealing is wrong.
@sgbett_614 they increase network latency while providing no service. they are routed around by miners.
their only power is to attempt to exert influence off the network. ignore them.
Why would MasterCard want Bitcoin to succeed as money? Why would Western Union? They don't. They saw a dragon they couldn't kill and decided to make it a pet.
So they paid the devs who kept the blocks at 1MB. They kept the fees high. They wrapped it in custody products. They listed the derivatives on their exchanges. They paid the developers who told you blocks could not get bigger.
And they marketed "hodl and do nothing" to a generation that thought scarcity was the product.
The product is your inability to transact.
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