you do realise POOL MANAGERS take most the fee's not the asic owners(most pools share payments are the main reward not the fee element)
you do realise POOL MANAGERS can spend their own income in their own block templates(not zero confirm relay) where they give themselves a high fee(returning funds to themselves AT NO COST) but causing the crappy fee estimator of EVERYONE ELSE to be high
as for you saying if everyone else does not like it .. they should avoid asking for it to be fixed and instead use another network.. are you seriously that central point adoring that you want devs to be paid to break bitcoin by corporations that created altnets that you want them to tell devs what do do and not the decentralised userbase..
where you just want everyone that wants a decentralised monetarian system to instead opt and move over to a crappy network that has middle men payment providers(routers)
seriously. you are reading the wrong hymn sheets and you are not thinking about whats best for bitcoin. but whats best for corporations/businesses.. which means you are the one that loves the "banking" model
Yes, I'm aware of that. Pools are the ones that get all of the profits for themselves, while individual miners are left behind in the dust. These entities won't approve a hard fork, especially when it's in their best interests to make as much money as possible from the Ordinals craze. I've realized it's best to leave Bitcoin as is if we want to keep it decentralized and open to anyone. Hard forking the chain means you're approving censorship on the Blockchain (which is something banks do with transactions they don't like or deem suspicious). And we all know that censorship harms innovation/growth in the long run. Things have settled a bit lately, so there's nothing to worry about.
In the worst case scenario, you could just switch to an altcoin with lower fees (eg: Litecoin, Tron, etc) for complete peace of mind. But you won't get the same level of decentralization and censorship-resistance Bitcoin has. Ultimately, you decide what to do with your crypto. As long as decentralization wins, nothing else matters.
