You got a point. Big blocks do pump up the blockchain size, and that can be a real headache for folks running full nodes on their own gear. It’s all about finding that sweet spot – keeping it decentralized while making sure we can scale things up without losing what makes Bitcoin special. That's why I’m big on keeping the block size limit in check and working on off-chain solutions like the Lightning Network to handle more transactions. Keeps Bitcoin lean and mean!

Good to know there are others like me! (And who can read me on a decentralized social network)