Core devs are invested in success of eth...this is why bitcoin has been stalled.

[Thekool1s]

Can't buy coffee anymore when Core has refused a blocksize increase and fees are more than the coffee.

Last time i checked, the average transaction fee for ethereum was around $1.4. Ethereum is facing the same problem as bitcoin right now. Ethereum is just promising a fix, we have yet to see it in action.

[25hashcoin]

Can't buy coffee anymore when Core has refused a blocksize increase and fees are more than the coffee.

Last time i checked, the average transaction fee for ethereum was around $1.4. Ethereum is facing the same problem as bitcoin right now. Ethereum is just promising a fix, we have yet to see it in action.

I think some people are confusing me for an eth supporter. I'm not. It's fundamentally inferior to btc. That said, bitcoin could have, and should have had a fix 2 years ago, but the blame should go on Core for opposing a blocksize increase, but also having ties to eth. If It weren't for them btc would have easily cleared $10k by now. It's not right they are forcing a useless bitcoin or contentious (oddly enough) fork on the community.

[olubams]

Read this: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/6gwv4x/yesterday_i_pointed_out_eric_lombrozo_is_an/diu0260/

Makes all the sense in the world.

Eric Lombrozo (core dev and crazy uasf hat troll) is a co eth founder...

I don't even know which side to belong to because even on a daily basis using this forum as a case study where several projects are being shunned out on a daily basis but what I discovered is more are relying on ETH compared to those relied on Block chain but I dont want to agree that bitcoin is static because of that. Bitcoin has been increasing whether in price or in popularity and this is also an indicator that core developers are not just sleeping even though we might not get to have another project breaking out.