No, that is certainly NOT true at all. Both ABC and BU has larger blocksize (up to 1 Terabyte) as a goal. But first the software must be able to handle it.
Sounds like the last 5 years of concern trolling from core.
Miners decide at what pace they want to increase block size. Not Devs. It's in the miners interest.
Miners decide what to mine, Devs give them the options.
No it doesn't. Core/Blockstream does not believe meaningful on-chain scaling is possible at all.
Pessimistic amateurs, throwing riffle in corn upfront.
When BCH SV shows them ONChain scale, I just hope they will see the reality for once.
..oh...and who did the majority of the Gigablock tests? That's right, BU.
Stop being so full of shit.
What a load of crap. Who was it that increased max. blocksize from 1 MB ->8 MB and 8 -> 32 MB? Huh? That's right, that was ABC and BU.
