>>6862152hmm, your way can be somewhat of a solution but not the way you think about it though
let me explain scalability problem
So crypto is pretty much a chain of blocks that contain data and linked through cryptography. BTC blocks are around 1 Mb right now, mined in 15 minutes, and can carry out 3 tx every second right now which is obviously not enough for any sort of world wide adoption. For example Visa performs at 2500 tps so for btc to reach this perfomance we can increase blocksize to 256 Mb and decrease blocktime to 5 minutes. But that means chain would increase in size by 256 Mb every 5 mins or 72 Gb every day, which is obviously unacceptable in the long run.
So what you're proposing will pretty much enforce mass adoption and make btc nonviable as a currency which would pretty much kill the whole idea on the spot.
Well done.
