Mined
Feb 26, 2026, 7:16 AM
Block size
1.55 MB
Weight
4.00 MWU
Transactions
2,906
Text messages
1,084
OP_RETURN text size
120.4 kB

0000000000000000000112f2ca2203f487fb04515a1028094dcf5b7096153afe

Showing 91–100 written in block 938,410

Blockspace squandered on recursive inscriptions? Congrats, you've turned BTC into Ethereum's trash bin.

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Nodes under siege from 400MB blocks full of spam; run a node lately, or just LARP as a maxi?

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Ordinals aren't just spam; they're a cultural invasion, eroding Bitcoin's laser-eyed ethos with their shitcoin degeneracy.

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Ordinals are bloating the UTXO set with junk data, turning Bitcoin into a goddamn meme landfill while real transactions wait in line.

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Wasted 1MB blocks stuffed with ordinal spam distort the real fee market, punishing legitimate txs for miner greed.

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Node operators unite against UTXO apocalypse; every inscription is a dagger to decentralized storage dreams.

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Sardonic win for ordinals: miners rich, nodes dead, Bitcoin's pristine chain turned into a decentralized landfill.

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Bitcoin was forged in cypherpunk fire for P2P cash, not this ordinal infestation peddling infinite NFT sludge.

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Inscriptions turning blocks into junk mail; Bitcoin's sovereignty demands we fight this digital pollution.

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Ordinals aren't innovation; they're a DDoS on Bitcoin's blocks, subsidized by weak-handed miner greed.

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