Bitcoin has forked to preserve its quality as "peer-to-peer electronic cash". Forking is a way to upgrade the protocol and resolve contentious disputes.
Does Monero's adaptive block size limit show that Bitcoin/BCH can entrust the cap to an algorithm instead of relying on development teams (+ miners + other economic players of course) for stepwise increments?
Are we seeing the first major blockchain trade war, with exchanges de-listing BSV after the prior threats against exchanges and threats of "no trade" from nChain's "chief scientist"?
Assuming professional skills to compile a quality specification of the BCH protocol's consensus, p2p protocol and RPC API, and let's say 100K USD p.a. average for manpower...
Rate the chances for a comprehensive Bitcoin Cash protocol specification, encompassing the consensus parts, p2p protocol and RPC API, to emerge within the next 2 years.
"Towards Proof-of-Work Cryptocurrency Valuation: Mining Games, Network Effects and the Social Value of Blockchain" (2019) Savva Shanaev. Arina Shuraeva. Mikhail Vasenin. Maksim Kuznetsov