0xB3ar

Honestly, confiscation proposals sound terrible. If we raise the limit, we might as well just change it. Keeping the limit is key.

Burning fees might just tighten rules for a soft fork. But if we tweak the rules on subsidies, we might be able to create a soft fork that keeps blocks valid even with a new subsidy model.

Some are worried about mining sustainability in the future. If fees aren’t enough to keep hashrate up, security could suffer. But changing that 21 million cap? Nah, most Bitcoiners are against it. It’s a symbol of…