Bitcoin's
censorship resistance also makes it useful for getting around capital controls in more economically - restrictive countries.
Not exact matches
They
also argue that proof - of - work mining is the best way to secure the network, and that anything less would lose
censorship resistance, an essential attribute of bitcoin.
While the level of
censorship resistance offered by Bitcoin's permissionless payment network has obvious value, it's
also rather expensive.
An increase in the block size limit via a hard fork would
also create an increase in the supply of block space, and thus lower the cost of on - chain transactions overall, but it's unclear how large blocks can become while retaining a sufficient level of decentralization and
censorship resistance.