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Feb 26, 2026, 7:26 AM
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1.58 MB
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4.00 MWU
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This inscription fee distortion is a direct attack on Bitcoin's fair market; it's miners picking winners over sound money principles.

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Fee market? More like a rigged casino where ordinal parasites distort real transaction economics forever.

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Righteous rage: Ordinals are Ethereum's revenge, turning Bitcoin into a bloated altcoin playground.

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Spam like runes is poisoning the mempool, delaying confirmations while clowns celebrate "inscriptions revolution.

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Attack on Bitcoin's core via spam saturation; UTXO set exploding while purists debug their rigs overnight.

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Miners chasing inscription fees are selling out Bitcoin's soul, turning blocks into a landfill for digital graffiti.

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Bitcoin's blockspace is sacred ground for value transfer, not a playground for parasites pumping JPEGs and crashing our relay policies.

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Relay policy hacks let ordinals sneak in like trojan horses; core devs fixing what miners broke for quick sats.

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Fee market manipulation 101: pump inscriptions, crash real tx fees, watch Bitcoin's usability tank under spam assault.

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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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