It is nice that BSV has lifted a lot of the limits and you can write long posts. I am not sure what the current max OP_RETURN size is, but I'm guessing it is higher than 100k now. They also increased the mempool chain limit from 25 to 1,000 with plans to remove it entirely. It makes it easier to use and build on top of when you don't have to deal with these limits. Hopefully Memo SV will one day thrive again! This post is too large for any of the other Bitcoin forks :)
A regular Memo post is ~270 bytes onchain. There are 200 billion tweets on Twitter every year. If Memo.Cash got all Twitter users it would require the blockchain to grow by 54 TB per year. Unscalable.
So how does twitter manage to store and process all this data?
It's not about what CSW is or isn't doing. It's that Binance is trying to peddle BTC at every street corner, starting here in Australia (https://binancelite.com/) and them listing BSV or BCH is at odds with that direction. So they'll come up with any excuse to de-list. My bet is if they do de-list BSV, it won't take long for BCH to follow.
Who really cares though? Speculation on price is the poison that has been holding, and continues to hold, real progress back.
Long term, what Binance does or doesn't do is irrelevant. When everyone can earn BSV and buy BSV directly using wallets, and use BSV, no one will care about exchanges, period.
Binance wants to peddle BTC because... a) They know it will never become ubiquitous due to design/implementation flaws. b) BTC HODLers will never realize or accept this fact, and c) There will always be a gambling market for shit coins because BTC simply cannot be the one project that everyone uses. This way the Binance casi...