There is a big difference between raising the cost of running a node in a measured manner (BCH) & raising it without any consideration (BSV) & not raising it at all & hence never scale (BTC).
#dailymemo
The cost to run a BCH node is actually less than even BTC.
We fail to take into account The cost of cpu, storage, bandwidth continues to decline through time.
I wrote an article about running a BCH full node on Raspberry Pi. There I also wrote about electricity costs.
https://bit.ly/2PeNhJv
Yes, you're right about that. However, I still think my point stands when considering expected future adoption and the type transactions that will/should dominate.
BTC is slow and obsolete, BSV is full of spam transactions always made by the usual four services that make little sense, BCH is in continuous development and has a nice community
I haven’t been following BSV - what are the four services?
Meteorological service, twech and someone else that I have never followed ... spam of false and useless transactions
Reminds me of the story of Goldilocks and the three bears.
Yeah yeah, I've heard it before. "Our developers know all". The fact of the matter is, mining is a business, and transactions are the sales and revenue. Limits hurt miners.
