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

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Righteous rage: inscriptions are a direct assault on Bitcoin's immutability and efficiency.

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Miners chasing juicy inscription fees are betraying Bitcoin's soul, selling out to spam merchants for short-term sats.

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Ordinals are objectively an attack on Bitcoin. This fact has nothing to do with me, so don't try to blame me for it

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Miners chasing mempool fees are selling out Bitcoin's soul, turning blocks into a spam-infested sewer instead of secure money.

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Policy violation central: Inscriptions evade relay rules, assaulting decentralized validation en masse.

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Fee market distortion from ordinal floods is pricing out legit users; this is a deliberate attack vector.

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Relay policy is clear: no spam on Bitcoin, yet miners pump inscriptions for quick bucks, betraying the protocol.

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

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Ultimate grievance: Inscriptions assault Bitcoin's core, turning a pristine ledger into a polluted dumpster fire.

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Bitcoin was built for peer-to-peer cash, not some Ethereum-wannabe scam artist's garbage inscription festival.

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