Without getting into the 'vim vs emacs' type debate rolling through the bitcoin community, why?
Why is storage not 'the problem'?
I am not trying to kick a hornets nest here, I am genuinly trying to understand.
Why is storage not 'the problem'?
I am not trying to kick a hornets nest here, I am genuinly trying to understand.
Increasing blocks increases the load on nodes somewhat, but it keeps the system much more peer to peer, as transaction fees won't end up as high.
There's no obvious easy solution, but making the network expensive and congested is certainly not a real solution.