WorldVest

BSV leaves block chain governance in the hands of the miners, using proof of work, as Bitcoin was designed. This means the protocol is unlimited and the only limits are enforced by miners via POW. BTC and other chains move the governance to the devs by hard coding limits and rules at the "protocol" level. Leaving no governance to the miners and they simply provide hash power to include anything that technically follows the protocol. One of Bitcoin's core tenets is that having anyone but the miners provide governance means that the governance is more susceptible to abuse as it is much more trivial to influence a small group of developers than it is to influence large companies whose revenue is directly tied to the success of the block chain. Exchanges and devs can have alternate forms of revenue that have nothing to do with the success of the block chain, like funding from traditional finance companies who lose money if block chain is successful or providing trading many block chains against each other for fees.