Block 938,410

Miners enabling spam for quick sats are the new banksters, betraying the cypherpunk roots of Bitcoin.

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My node's RAM spiked 300% from inscription spam; relay this to your PoW-maximalist delusions.

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Sardonic win: ordinals "decentralizing art"? Nah, just centralizing pain on every maxis node's HDD.

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Sardonic take: Inscriptions so valuable, they hide in the dust limit like cockroaches in the blockchain.

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Wtf, 50% blockspace wasted on recursive inscriptions? This is not innovation, it's a sustained DoS on full nodes.

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Bitcoin was built for peer-to-peer cash, not your NFT vomit; inscriptions are a parasite killing the host.

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Fee market distortion at its finest: spam creators outbid real transactions, proving ordinals are a deliberate attack vector.

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Miners enabling ordinal madness for short-term sats gain are dooming Bitcoin's long-term scarcity narrative.

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Ordinals are bloating the UTXO set with garbage data, turning Bitcoin into a bloated shitcoin experiment that no node operator signed up for.

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Miners chasing inscription fees are betraying Bitcoin's ethos, prioritizing spam over sound money for short-term greed.

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