IPFS Founder: Miners are not on the offensive and we suggest miners slow down the growth rate to accommodate the flow of tokens.

On October 19, IPFS founder Juan Benet tweeted that "miners attacked" was a fake tweet. No protest. Miners have proven their storage space to be good. There is no difference in power loss in the network. The miners have honored this agreement and are making a lot of money from it. The current situation is that the development of the machine is only slower than before the release. This is because the network does not fund contracts and fees, costs must be real money, and miners must match increasing costs to represent traffic. Benet suggests that miners slow down growth to accommodate the flow of tokens or stop until development stops.