You found a single refurbished hard…

You found a single refurbished hard drive, and that’s not including the NAS hardware needed to properly store this much data at the bandwidth needed here.…

A 36 TB NAS costs $1200…

A 36 TB NAS costs $1200 so you’ll need about 10 of those a year to do what you’re proposing here 🤣…

Not quite. The largest game you…

Not quite. The largest game you list here is 250gb.. if the blocks were 4GB+ (larger than the block size of BSV) this would take 60 blocks to take up that much storage space or 6 hours. In a single day you’ll use 1 TB of space. In a…

Right now BSV has about 60…

Right now BSV has about 60 nodes because it’s expensive af to store that data. So you’re fine with less than that?…

“You don’t need lightning when…

“You don’t need lightning when the main chain can handle that amount of transactions” Big blocks can’t handle that amount of transactions, unless you’re suggesting we make blocks even bigger than BSV/BCH to try to compete with BTC L2?…

If they can’t afford it…

If they can’t afford it they can wait for fees to come down like everyone else it’s not like fees are always high. Open you channels when fees are low is pretty common knowledge. Or use custodial services if you want low fee and fast onboarding I don’

In 2020 lightning wasn’t even…

In 2020 lightning wasn’t even a well functioning L2 and now there is so much functionality and options for different levels of users it’s insane. People don’t appreciate how far we’ve come and how we are optimizing Bitcoin already without changing the protocol.…

Yup precisely.. “Block space is so…

Yup precisely.. “Block space is so filled we’ve failed! People actually see a reason to pay a high fee here L1 clearly has issues! Let’s shoot ourselves in the foot, keep making blocks larger so we will overall network participation and demand, problem solved!…

The electric bills * for the mining.…

The electric bills * for the mining. Aka there needs to be an incentive to mine or there is not a strong security model. Hashrate is low on big block chains for a reason. Demand for smaller block is clear because it results in higher fees that pay miners more.…

What happens when block reward goes…

What happens when block reward goes to zero over the next 100 years. Do the miners just decide to run perpetually and make zero money back? What is your long term strategy here if you believe fees are the boogie man?…