I have personally followed the history of it. And no, if you're unaware of its coopting that's your own problem, I will not "kindly shut up." BTC has permanent block size caps that create artificial scarcity so as to recreate hub-and-spoke, trusted, centralized, and therefore controlled systems, as opposed to what Bitcoin was supposed to be (exactly the opposite).
BTC is intentionally hamstrung so that it cannot function properly. This is the result of the state's co-opting of the project circa 2017. You can see the crippling of BTC in real time with the link, juxtaposing it versus how actual Bitcoin functions.
BCH is shit and you have no evidence of "the state" co-opting BTC.
Kindly shut the fuck up.
I have personally followed the history of it. And no, if you're unaware of its coopting that's your own problem, I will not "kindly shut up." BTC has permanent block size caps that create artificial scarcity so as to recreate hub-and-spoke, trusted, centralized, and therefore controlled systems, as opposed to what Bitcoin was supposed to be (exactly the opposite).
So... "I'm just making shit up" it is, then, eh?
No, the history is widely documented. You can start with the sidebar resources in /r/btc if you want, though there are other places.
R/btc is a bch fangirl's site.
https://txstreet.com/v/bch-btc
I'm not sure how you thought this was a good response to me
BTC is intentionally hamstrung so that it cannot function properly. This is the result of the state's co-opting of the project circa 2017. You can see the crippling of BTC in real time with the link, juxtaposing it versus how actual Bitcoin functions.
"Paying the miners" is part of any crypto's function. BTC is THE most secure blockchain, and paying the miners is part of the reason.
You're only looking at it from a spender's point of view.
Further, tx fees on LN - waaaay more private than bch - are near 0 and instant.