@Pablo_Picasho 22 March 2021 edited

You should understand the difference between Bitcoin supporters and Latter Day Bitcoin Supporters

You should understand the difference between Bitcoin supporters and Latter Day Bitcoin Supporters. Bitcoin supporters: Bitcoin can work as a p2p cash system Bitcoin can scale! Bitcoin supply should remain capped to ~21M Bitcoin needs high transaction volume to succeed Bitcoin needs low fees to remain competitive Bitcoin can be energy efficient if it processes lots of transactions 0-conf is fine for certain payment cases (depends on amount, physical good or not, etc) Infrastructure costs will be low enough over time to enable Bitcoin to scale up on chain as demand increases Blind auction artificial fee market would severely harm or destroy retail adoption Not needing third parties (intermediaries) is a key strength of Bitcoin Latter Day Bitcoin Supporters: Bitcoin could not work as designed Bitcoin does not scale Bitcoin is a terrible payment system Retail payments is not an interesting use case Bitcoin is supposed to be store of value Bitcoin needs Lightning Network to work Bitcoin is digital gold first and foremost Bitcoin is more decentralized than any other crypto Bitcoin can succeed if people only HODL Bitcoin is not for poor people Bitcoin development is not centralized It's not bad that Bitcoin uses so much energy for very few transactions 0-conf is always insecure Bigger blocks would terminally centralize Bitcoin Lightning Network can scale Bitcoin adoption without big blocks Just use custodial services and don't worry [sponsors]