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Don't forget BitcoinSV which has implemented unbounded blocksize.
Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous creator of Bitcoin, suggested that block sizes could be increased to accommodate more transactions over time. Initially, Bitcoin's block size limit was not explicitly set; the 1 MB limit was introduced by early developers, including Satoshi, as a temporary anti-spam measure. The intention was always to revisit the block size as network demand grew. However, the approach to scaling Bitcoin, including whether to increase the block size or use alternative methods like off-chain solutions, has been a point of significant debate within the Bitcoin community. As such, interpretations of Satoshi's vision for Bitcoin's scalability have varied, leading to different scaling strategies like those seen in Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH).