However you cannot show any reasons to support a 3rd party coin.
YOU LOSE...GAME OVER
You are just a common r/btc shill and like all the r/btc shills you are reflecting your bosses hidden emotions.
Your boss is trapped in a corner like an animal and he is desperately attacking everything/anyone who stands against him. He is attacking with his full force just to create a small chance to survive.
When Lightning Network and Segwit goes live, there is nothing they can do about it. They will get punished for the shitty business decisions they've made.
I don't think you understand that at 1MB and busting at the seams with high fees, segwit nor 2x will relieve that... in fact from what I see it's not in the scope of those behind Bitcoin to relieve that but to enable miners to collect higher fees and those that want to PAY those fees can have fast transactions while the others will wait on full blocks.
1MB vs 8MB... how large of a number can 8MB represent, 1MB?
You sound like you're arguing for 32bit computing instructions.. no thanks.
Jorge Timón
From that perspective, hitting the limit is not something terribly bad
(as said, I think it can even have positive consequences; for example,
higher fees may be just what is needed for more scalable solutions
[like payment channels] to be adopted by bitcoin companies).
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2015-July/009792.htmlNo matter how fast you scale, Bitcoin needs a competitive fee market in the long run to sustain pow once the subsidies are gone. I am very happy that we have it now
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5i3d87/til_4_years_ago_matt_carollo_tried_to_solve/db5d96z/Mark Friedenbach
Slow confirmation, high fees will be the norm in any safe outcome.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/48zhos/what_happened_at_the_satoshi_roundtable/d0o5w13/Is it updated Bitcoin vs "fee market" Bitcoin with propietary scaling solutions applied, which you can of course avoid using (for now), but then you will be in fee market competing?