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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Nodes under siege from UTXO explosion: inscriptions turning 1MB blocks into validation nightmares.

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Wasted 4MB blocks on ordinal trash: that's economic warfare on Bitcoin's low-fee ethos.

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This is an attack on Bitcoin's core: spam inscriptions weaponizing blocks against decentralization.

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Miners chasing spam fees are selling out Bitcoin's soul, prioritizing inscription garbage over real monetary transactions.

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Bitcoin maximalists warned you: ordinals are a cultural war on scarcity, and miners are the traitors profiting.

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Cultural rot via blockspace spam: inscriptions aren't speech, they're sabotage on our decentralized dream.

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Bitcoin maximalists warned you: inscriptions are a vector attack, miners enable it for sats, but nodes pay the eternal storage tax.

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Distorted fees from ordinal bursts make Bitcoin unusable for normies; miners popping champagne on our graves.

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Bitcoin isn't your canvas for autistic pixel art; inscriptions mock the cypherpunk ethos with their bloat and miner collusion.

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Fee sniping by inscription bots warps the market, punishing savers and HODLers. Bitcoin wasn't built for this.

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