> I'm not keen on forced blocksize caps as I don't see how that kind of planned economy model is compatible with the free-market money ideas behind Bitcoin, but

> I'm not keen on forced blocksize caps as I don't see how that kind of planned economy model is compatible with the free-market money ideas behind Bitcoin, but even an unlimited blocksize would be unlikely to truly solve scaling. Bitcoin is not an economy, it's a protocol. Bitcoin does not consist of people, whereas an economy does. A planned economy is literally planning people's lives. An agreed-upon constant in a protocol is not related to this.