> They don’t have to be what you described. The BSV network There's always a "not true blockchain" in these discussions, isn't there > more transactions each

> They don’t have to be what you described. The BSV network There's always a "not true blockchain" in these discussions, isn't there > more transactions each day than any other network at a magnitude less cost. So. It maybe, barely approached real world. It's a far cry from "allow for micro transactions in a way we’ve not been able to do so far" > Less cost in both user end and CO2. I don't buy "we only run on clean energy" claims