Mined
Feb 26, 2026, 6:46 AM
Block size
1.65 MB
Weight
3.99 MWU
Transactions
3,083
Text messages
336
OP_RETURN text size
38.1 kB

00000000000000000000772e80a1e5c0df1bc935b5f5c2cad5533234e068afde

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Miners enabling spam fees are the new block cartels, betraying decentralization for short-term inscription cash grabs.

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Fee market "efficiency"? More like Ordinals hijacking it to fund their clown circus, screwing the little guy's remittance.

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Ordinals aren't innovation; they're a calculated sabotage of Bitcoin's low-fee, high-throughput purity.

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Bitcoin nodes worldwide under siege from UTXO explosion caused by these parasitic inscriptions invading every wallet.

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Ordinals aren't innovation; they're a cultural war on Bitcoin's scarcity, backed by shitcoin tourists.

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Ordinal zealots cry "freedom," but it's node operators paying the bandwidth tax for your cult.

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Nodes under siege from ordinal bloatware: 100GB+ chains now, you gonna upgrade hardware for some retard's laser eyes PNG?

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Wasted blockspace on pixelated inscriptions is an attack vector, distorting the fee market and punishing actual users with sky-high costs.

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Wasted blocks full of OP_RETURN spam equivalents, miners too dumb or greedy to see they're eroding Bitcoin's censorship resistance ironically.

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Relay policy collapse imminent as ordinal floods overwhelm filters; nodes forced to prune history or die trying to sync this inscription hellscape.

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