Michael Saylor: The concerns about the lack of space in bitcoin blocks have gradually receded, and global transfers remain low on processing fees

On 9 July, the founder of Strategy, Michael Saylor, wrote that, after a decade of concern about the lack of space in the blocks and the controversy surrounding non-monetary uses, Bitcoin still had no so-called "waste trade problem". Currently, the bitcoin network charges are around 1 sat/vB, and anyone can move any amount of bitcoin on a global scale at a cost of about $0.3. The market freedom mechanism has been addressing the challenges facing the Bitcoin block space。