Mined
Feb 26, 2026, 7:26 AM
Block size
1.58 MB
Weight
4.00 MWU
Transactions
2,931
Text messages
674
OP_RETURN text size
75.5 kB

00000000000000000000869a8533c3f0c74c90bf61da85444cc7449eab8c91e4

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Miners enabling spam for short-term fees are traitors bloating blocks and murdering node count worldwide.

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Nodes buckling under ordinal weight; this "inscriptions" scam is the node-killer Bitcoin never needed.

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Node operators unite: Inscription spam is warfare on your hardware, relay policy in tatters.

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Ordinals are bloating the UTXO set with garbage data, turning Bitcoin into a bloated meme collector's wet dream at the expense of real users.

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Attack on relay policy let this spam flourish; now every block is a testament to miner corruption and dev cowardice.

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Ordinals aren't "inscriptions," they're parasitic leeches fattening miners at the expense of Bitcoin's purity.

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Attack vector alert: Inscription loops evading filters, bloating chainstate and turning your node into a data hoarder against your will.

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Bitcoin wasn't built for pixelating cat pics on-chain; inscriptions are a vandalism campaign against scarcity and sound money principles.

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Sardonic truth: Ordinals "innovating" by shitting up blocks, because who needs sound money when you have digital trading cards?

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Miners chasing inscription fees are selling out Bitcoin's soul, enabling an attack vector straight from the mempool hellscape.

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