Bitcoin

I think it's just like as on-chain usage goes up, the fee market will develop and it will get more expensive to do them. And ultimately the fee market itself will be a burden and will price out this kind of situation. We've been saying this whole time, like blocks will be full. They haven't been full because everyone's using custodial lightning and fucking exchanges and shit. That was a conclusion we came to. The real question is here is how do we treat soft forks in Bitcoin? I don't mean to gaslight people about like hard forks versus hard forks or whatever. Like these are complex system and when you change it with Segwit and out taproot,

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