The One Minute Block Time Fallacy.

There is a mistaken notion among Bitcoin Developers that a one minute block generation time is a superior processing period than the existing ten minute rule. Thus, enabling merchants to quickly secure their Bitcoin payments. Quite simply, this is false.

This claim was made with their ill intention to modify the rules in the middle of the game, and skew the system towards their favor. They want to change the protocol and introduce an inferior system that is not part of the original Bitcoin design. The smaller miners having less than 10% of the overall hash rate will then be disadvantaged, as they can't cope up with the block propagation time (One minute) against the giants of the mining industry.

Bitcoin (SV) already solved the issue of the merchant's payment via Zero Confirmation time since day one back in 2009. Researched and mathematically proven, the truth is that the perfect time lies between five and 20 minutes. And there is no exact approximation of the absolute figure because of the varying factors that can not be held constant everyday on a miner's structure such as electricity price and other elements. 10 minutes is just the sweet spot.

Bitcoin (SV) as money must be stable, so the protocol must be locked. Satoshi knows this, he is a Banker. He had this to say ten years ago when he released the code.⬇️

"The nature of Bitcoin is such that once version 0.1 was released, the core design was set in stone for the rest of its lifetime." - Satoshi Nakamoto

Read: Money Must First Be Stable by Dr. Craig Wright

https://medium.com/…/money-must-first-be-stable-a44fbe7574c7