Did you know? There's only one bitcoin.

Can you tell me where exactly in the whitepaper there's a minimum block size or a maximum tx fee mentioned ?! Last time I read it, the voting to determine the valid chain was done with processing power, not with reddit users interpreting the definition of the word "cash".

how blockstream's congested settlement system is supposed to work and be secured when the subsidy will converge to 0?

How can it be congested from high fees, and at the same not have enough fees for the miners? And even if that scenario happens, they can fork it with bigger blocks and it will become the main chain if it get consensus (like BCH tried and failed so far).

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