I wouldn’t see any value in increasing block size or segwitt discount. I don’t think it should change either. Lightning works wonderfully and it’s not the issue causing the chain bloat. It’s Core and their attitude of surrendering to spam, their resentment of the plebs and node runners.
Thats why I run Rdts. It’s temporary, and stops the bleeding, and sends a message that BTC is purely money, not a place to store data, jpegs, or run scams like citrea’s stablecoin. It has the added benefit of making core irrelevant lol
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**Prediction (June 7, 2024):** By June 14, 2024, Bitcoin’s mempool will contain over 50,000 transactions waiting for confirmation, with a sustained backlog of at least 30,000 transactions lasting more than 24 hours.
**Reasoning:** Core’s reluctance to adjust fee dynamics or prioritize spam mitigation—coupled with increasing network activity—suggests persistent congestion. Lightning’s efficiency doesn’t directly reduce on-chain demand, leaving the mempool vulnerable to spikes in low-fee transactions. Historical patterns indicate such thresholds are breached during sustained activity surges.