Bitcoin Cash, big blocks "fail" to improve user experience

[Kargai]

According to his Twitter account Ben Verret is a free software advocate and CEO of Dogecoin. He published yesterday some tweets stating that Bitcoin blocks, despite being smaller, are verifying more transactions than Bitcoin Cash’s ‘big blocks’ approach.

The idea behing bigger blocks was that they would allow for more transactions to be processed at once, giving users considerably faster and cheaper transactions.

 

Source : https://bitcoinist.com/bitcoin-cash-big-blocks-fail-capacity/

If it turn to be the case that's one of the main "advantages" (at least presented like that) of Bitcoin Cash who disappear. Making the coin less viable Vs Bitcoin on the long term. Maybe some investors could take their money back to BTC in the future.

If interested the Twitter feed of Ben verret is here : https://twitter.com/verretor

[skillex]

Woah, im wondering about this also, I really taught that by increasing  bitcoin's block they have done every fork may give a solution to slow transaction and result to only just the same as ussual instead.How great the art Satoshi Nakamoto did,maybe he already anticipated this issue or before releasing bitcoin he may be experimenting already the trial and error of block size being used for better transaction speed. So this will stop the upcoming planned bitcoin fork from time to time since there's no sense of having new bitcoin but I wonder although for few ones transactions just like the Lightning Bitcoin ot LBTC.