Bitcoin’s fees are too low for all the data that full nodes must store, says one group of researchers. These researchers have released a new paper calling for higher fees depending on how much data needs to be stored by the Blockchain and how long the data needs to be stored. They say that the rapid growth of Bitcoin’s Blockchain is making it increasingly difficult for ordinary users to securely interact with the network using full nodes. The only way to keep the Blockchain’s size from escalating indefinitely, they say, is to charge more for the data stored there.
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