I still don't know what to make of CSW. I do agree with his arguments that large block sizes are a preferable technology to the lightning network, though. To me, the lightning network just seems like unnecessary complexity. I also think it's interesting that Wright was the first one claiming that Bitcoin is (or could be) Turing complete, as far back as 2015 before all the Satoshi drama began.

More on-point for this article, I'm not persuaded that slow progress is really a reflection of disinterest, on the part of COPA. The court system is always slow, and it's been especially slow since the COVID lockdowns began. Coingeek might be reading a little too much into it.