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RE: At least the problem of BITCOIN scalability seems to be solved...
Actually the decline in pending tx set in right around the time when big exchanges like Coinbase were implementing Segwit as well as batch-withdrawals. Previously each withdrawal from each customer was done as an individual transaction, but now they are all batched together and go out as one big transaction.
People have thus speculated that last year's high transaction fee and backlog was basically the result of Coinbase (and a handful others) 'spamming' the network due to the fact they hadn't implemented batching and Segwit yet.
Additionally, I visit this site a lot to see what the status of the blockchain usages are. I find it very helpful (and relaxing)
http://cryptolights.info/
It's clear that Bitcoin is the one where value gets transacted and Ethereum is the one for 'micropayments' of some kind. It has been this way for months. Neither Litecoin nor Nano see much action, although Nano really is terrible in that regard.
if you look at the $$$ being transacted in Bitcoin I would daresay it looks pretty good for BTC
Wow! amazing webpage, really relaxing.
You are right...seems that BTC has less transactions but with higher value but, now seems that there are more litecoin transactions as well :-)
Thanks for sharing it