Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of the Bitcoin open source project, made his intentions clear that he wanted to eventually increase the block size again. The block size limit was initially introduced as a spam prevention mechanism early on and was never meant to be permanent.

Efforts to scale on chain in BTC have been stifled by Blockstream and the developers on their payroll. Users and developers were censored and banned from popular Bitcoin forums, like Bitcointalk.org and Reddit.com/Bitcoin. Those censorship efforts still exist to this day. Go ask about scaling for BTC on the r/bitcoin subreddit and see if you get banned, or have an intelligent conversation. Any developers who wanted to improve the Bitcoin protocol on chain have long moved on to other projects. Bitcoin Cash has an adjustable block size cap and continues to grow with consistent protocol improvements, increasing merchant adoption, strong privacy features for users, and a large community of developers behind the project.
There are many who struggle with using Bitcoin Core (BTC) because it doesn’t work as electronic cash should. BTC has high fees during times of increased use, or users incur long wait times trying to use lower fees. This has created an unnecessary bidding war to get into the next block, going as high as $50+ during the last bull run. Eventually people who want to actually use Bitcoin as a currency, run a business around it, and/or develop apps on top of it realize that Bitcoin Cash is on to something. BCH functions properly as fungible, peer to peer electronic cash with a solid focus on individual privacy, protocol improvements, merchant adoption and ease of use.
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