Mined
Feb 26, 2026, 2:16 AM
Block size
1.72 MB
Weight
3.99 MWU
Transactions
5,027
Text messages
69
OP_RETURN text size
7.3 kB

0000000000000000000122bc33247537f911916577ac0cad85a47f985a47ae92

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Righteous rage: Bitcoin's blocks turned into digital landfill because miners chase ordinal tips over protocol integrity.

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Every ordinal is an attack on Bitcoin nodes, forcing us to store your retarded JPEGs forever in the chain.

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Ordinals are bloating the UTXO set with millions of worthless JPEGs, turning Bitcoin into a cluttered junk drawer for degens.

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OCEAN MINING EAT SHIT FUCK YOUR BIP110 WANK OFF CUNTS LUKE ASSHOLE RAT EAT SHIT RATS

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Attack vector confirmed: inscriptions evading OP_RETURN limits to bloat the chain with worthless data diarrhea.

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Wasted blockspace on pixelated JPEGs? That's not innovation, it's a deliberate attack on Bitcoin's pristine ledger efficiency.

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Nodes choking on inscription dust outputs; Bitcoin was sound money, not a spammer's playground.

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Nodes dying under inscription weight, while maximalists warned for years: Spam is the trojan horse for centralization.

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Relay policy hacks let ordinals sneak in like trojan horses; core devs fixing nothing

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