the things you're mentioning aren't bugs or deficiencies. they're features. i'd suggest you look into the reasons behind things such as the block size cap, the ten minute block time average, the reasons for a cap on the maximum amount of bitcoin and how a healthy fee market plays into this, and how the fee markets are enabled by the competition for block space.
you sound really uninformed about why bitcoin was ever created and why other cryptocurrencies completely miss the mark. bitcoin is not another security used just for trading and inflating my fiat bank account. it's a return to a true free market where the system creates healthy competition by enforcing incentives that cause those transacting to operate on a fair playing field.
if you're interested in systems that can facilitate quicker, smaller transactions at scale, or maybe smart contract platforms that can do all kinds of cool stuff, but is all still backed by the bitcoin blockchain, those definitely exist in one form or another. i'd then recommend you check out the lightning network, statechains, drivechains, chaumian mints (fedimint/cashu), and very cool use-cases for this tech such as zaps on nostr and value-4-value (v4v) applications. an even younger project but super cool is BitVM, spearheaded by the amazing supertestnet.
us maxis are assholes, sure. but we mean well. approach us with genuine curiosity and not half-assed attacks and we will gladly try to help and point you in a good direction toward what you are wanting to explore without sending you to another bullshit chain.
the things you're mentioning aren't bugs or deficiencies. they're features. i'd suggest you look into the reasons behind things such as the block size cap, the ten minute block time average, the reasons for a cap on the maximum amount of bitcoin and how a healthy fee market plays into this, and how the fee markets are enabled by the competition for block space.
you sound really uninformed about why bitcoin was ever created and why other cryptocurrencies completely miss the mark. bitcoin is not another security used just for trading and inflating my fiat bank account. it's a return to a true free market where the system creates healthy competition by enforcing incentives that cause those transacting to operate on a fair playing field.
if you're interested in systems that can facilitate quicker, smaller transactions at scale, or maybe smart contract platforms that can do all kinds of cool stuff, but is all still backed by the bitcoin blockchain, those definitely exist in one form or another. i'd then recommend you check out the lightning network, statechains, drivechains, chaumian mints (fedimint/cashu), and very cool use-cases for this tech such as zaps on nostr and value-4-value (v4v) applications. an even younger project but super cool is BitVM, spearheaded by the amazing supertestnet.
us maxis are assholes, sure. but we mean well. approach us with genuine curiosity and not half-assed attacks and we will gladly try to help and point you in a good direction toward what you are wanting to explore without sending you to another bullshit chain.