今週, the Bitcoin community has been abuzz with discussions about the network’s scaling challenges. As the blockchain’s transfer fees continue to surge, the backlog of transactions stuck in the mempool has hit an unprecedented high. Crypto enthusiasts have been sharing their diverse perspectives on the matter, leading to a flurry of takes across various social media platforms.
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Bitcoin’s Scaling Challenges Spark Controversy and Diverse Perspectives
The recent surge in Ordinals and BRC20 token usage has led to a significant increase in onchain activity, causing the mempool to overflow with over 400,000 取引. 現在, a whopping 194 blocks need to be mined to clear the backlog, which would take more than 24 hours at an average of ten minutes per block. 結果として, people have been sharing a wide range of opinions on the matter, with some reveling in the higher fees and increased onchain activity, while others suspect that the blockchain is under attack. その間, some believe that the so-called attacker’s scheme is unsustainable and will eventually fizzle out.
「[の] mempool is spammed with dust payments (546sat) to drive fees high and block normal transactions,” one person speculated. “What if a state is behind this? Or Satoshi itself?” the individual asked. Some people shared the opinion that high fees are meant to prevent spammers. “High onchain fees is the network protecting itself – assuring it is expensive to spam / 攻撃,” another individual つぶやいた. “From this point of view, the high fees are a VERY good thing. The mempool is a living, breathing, dynamic entity. Fees will eventually go down again when spammer funds are exhausted.”
The recent surge in network fees has left many in the Bitcoin community feeling frustrated. Bitcoin educator Anita Posch took to social media to express her concerns about the impact of these fees on onboarding new users. “Can anyone explain how I’m going to onboard people with these fees?” Posch asked. “Can’t use onchain, can’t open channels. Makes custodial Lightning the only option. And all that because some people think it’s fun to ‘break Bitcoin.’ Why not use Liquid or RSK?” Posch insists that people minting on the Bitcoin blockchain are “privileged.” “The people minting are privileged users,” Posch 追加した. “The ones who really need bitcoin as a lifeboat can’t afford these fees.”
でも, not everyone agrees with Posch’s perspective. Bitcoin Stamps founder Mike in Space 言った it was a “Terrible take.” “No one is looking to ‘break bitcoin’ we’re just USING it and paying for the privilege to do so," 彼が書きました. “This is what adoption will, inevitably, looks like: HIGH FEES. This is the system working as designed.” People have also been criticizing the Lightning Network (LN) as the dynamic fees have made it difficult to open channels. “The problems that are occurring with LN were known from the start,” Eric Voskuil つぶやいた. Voskuil added:
I remember this discussion from Scaling Hong Kong. People have been led to believe that chain fees don’t really affect LN and LN doesn’t really push chain fees.
Talks of Censorship Find Their Way Into the Debate
The recent Ordinal trend has sparked controversy in the Bitcoin community, with some individuals taking issue with Udi Wertheimer, one of the trend’s originators. 実際には, one Twitter user, Btcbello, went so far as to call for Wertheimer to be barred from the upcoming Bitcoin 2023 conference in Miami. “Dear [Bitcoin Magazine], [David F Bailey], you should cancel/bar Udi Wertheimer from taking part at [The Bitcoin Conference] immediately,” the Twitter account Btcbello 書きました. “He thinks he’s more important to Bitcoin than Satoshi Nakamoto, lol.” Further Btcbello asked people to retweet if they agree and 113 people re-tweeted the post.
その間, Bitcoin developers have been discussing the network’s scaling issues, with some proposing the idea of censorship at the node level. “An alternative would be to enforce this ‘censorship’ at the node level and introduce a run-time option to instantly prune all non-standard Taproot transactions. This will be easier to implement, but won’t hit the road until minimum next release,” one programmer 書きました. Many people simply do not care about the heated arguments as they insist that people have been warning about these issues for years.
“Cracking up. Bitcoin mempool finally gets some usage and the maxis are framing it as a DoS attack on the network,” the Twitter user Foobar 言った. “They really have not considered even the most basic scenarios, like ‘bitcoin becomes popular and people are willing to pay to use it.’” Samourai Wallet developer Tdevd つぶやいた: “LN was priced out? Someone tell The #Kliq. New Jersey burb Dads not paying their landscapers via LN often enough? (“It’s working now.” LOL!) Waiting for pants wearing wifey to bring home the fiat? The Kliq are out of touch… Talk the talk without walking the walk. Street stuff.”
ここのところ, there is no clear solution in sight. The developer who wrote about the possibility of censorship at the node level posed the question of whether action should be taken if the volume does not decrease in the coming weeks. Despite the uncertainty, many people believe that the issues will eventually subside. “It is likely the madness over Ordinals will subside,” one person 述べました. “Everyone should take a deep breath, Bitcoin will be fine. It will either subside, or we will adapt + grow + build solutions,” another individual 言った.
What are your thoughts on the ongoing Bitcoin scaling challenges and the heated debates surrounding them? Share your perspective and join the conversation below.
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