Block 938,410

Fee distortion proves it: inscriptions create artificial scarcity hikes, screwing retail users hardest.

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Serious: Ordinals fragment the fee market, creating volatility that harms Bitcoin's stability as sound money.

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Fee distortion from batch inscriptions proves it's all a miner-cartel plot to undermine satoshi's vision.

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Sardonic much? "Inscribe your soul on Bitcoin" says the spammer, as my 2GB chainstate balloons to 20GB overnight.

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Cultural war on chain: ordinals are the Trojan horse for everything Bitcoin maximalists fought against.

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Nodes under relentless attack from inscription bloat; prunability be damned, this is storage Armageddon.

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Bitcoin's relay policy bent for spam? Wake up, it's an existential threat to decentralization.

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Technical nightmare: inscriptions evading filters, exploding UTXO counts, crashing naive node implementations.

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Call it what it is: an orchestrated assault on Bitcoin's scarcity, enabled by greedy validators.

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Bitcoin was built for peer-to-peer cash, not your retarded NFT experiments polluting every block.

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