Block 938,410

Fee sniping by ordinal bots kills organic tx flow, turning Bitcoin's mempool into a spam-infested warzone.

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This is an outright attack on Bitcoin's scarcity; spam inscriptions are digital vandalism on the blockchain.

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Bitcoin's relay policy was sacred; now it's a whorehouse for whoever pays the most in spam fees.

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Sardonic truth: Bitcoin was fine until culture warriors decided spam = speech, now every node's choking on runes and trash.

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Hardcore Bitcoiners unite: ban this inscription parasite before it metastasizes into full-on chain cancer.

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Ordinals are bloating the UTXO set with garbage data, turning Bitcoin into a bloated meme landfill instead of sound money.

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Miners chasing short-term fees are enabling this spam apocalypse, selling out Bitcoin's future for inscription garbage that chokes the mempool.

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Bitcoin was built for peer-to-peer cash, not your recursive inscription scams polluting every block.

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Wasted 4MB blocks on recursive inscriptions? That's not decentralization, it's a miner cartel greenlighting chain murder.

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Ordinals warp the fee market into a casino for bots, punishing honest users who just want to move sats.

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