Why act like we need to adapt for an extreme use case instead of small increases that make sense at the time, or we could all just jump ship and make stupid decisions and end up being bcash. The idea that everyone will jump at once is silly.
im not the one who shouts out LN can handle visa global levels.
i actually downplayed the numbers to be just visa USA as a more plausable usecase for if its popular
imagine it this way.
im not going to talk about 7billion users..
ill just talk about 189million americans.. why.. well im just going to use the 189m americans that use VISAUSA.. yep im not going unrealistic with big numbers of 900million VISAGLOBAL. im just using realistic numbers
189m people. imagine they all want to deposit and vault up funds.
so you have to start playing the numbers that if in lets say 5 years there becomes 189m(not drastic numbers) that before that 5th year we need to have progressed step by step up to that number. which means not waiting for 5 years and then suddenly reacting. (so far devs have made us wait 3 year and tx counts are not much better than 3 years ago (200k a day december 2015))
but one thing to take into account is that even if you think next month only 100,000 vault up. then the following month 200,000 vault up, you actually find out 100,000 from first month are unvaulting and revaulting. so thats 400,000 at month 2
then at third month 300,000 new users.. along with the 300.000 of previous months unvaulting and revaulting.. is 600.000
and so on.
its either going to hit a snag of bottleneck delays if things dont start progressing on the bitcoin main net. or people just dont bother with bitcoin because others might progress because bitcoin devs prefer slowing down bitcoin mainnet utility while raising cost
any to answer thee other point
also im not the one that shouts "gigabytes by midnight" in regards to bitcoins utility.
its not about jumping blocksize from small to large over night.
its not about taking a decade to convince a dev to implement just a small teaser amount
its about progressive growth over time without needing devs to decide when
EG the block mining difficulty shifts depending on block events. without needing devs to decide what the difficulty should shift to
i am the on that is actually saying lets grow the onchain transaction count limitation progressively.. but the thing that infuriates many people is that a certain dev team want to be a decision maker of when and how..
it could be done so easily (like how difficulty adjusts based on certain parameters of blocks automatically, without needing dev intervention/delay/stall tactics
the network could grow more naturally and automatically without the "dev control" frustration