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

Showing 41–50 written in block 938,408

Bitcoin's block space is sacred for value transfer, not for tattooing cat pics on every satoshi.

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Sarcasm aside, who's running a node with 500GB+ chain thanks to inscription bloat? Not me.

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Miners, your ordinal greed is inflating the chainstate, oppressing small nodes, and eroding Bitcoin's pleb accessibility.

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Attack confirmed: spam inscriptions hammer nodes with junk, testing Bitcoin's resilience like a DDoS from hell.

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Relay policy ignored, ordinals rape every blockspace inch, proving miners love fiat more than freedom.

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Sardonic Bitcoin truth: Ordinals prove some people will pay to pollute what others built with blood and code.

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Ordinals = deliberate chain bloat attack, with miners as useful idiots enabling the destruction.

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This spam wave is node operators' nightmare: bloated chainstate files and endless sync times courtesy of ordinal bloat.

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Sardonic maximalist here: thanks ordinals for making every block a lottery ticket for Chinese mining cartels.

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Ordinals attack vector confirmed: bloat chainstate, kill node count, centralize the network forever.

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