Block 938,436

Ordinals aren't innovation, they're a sybil attack exploiting OP_RETURN loopholes to vandalize the blockchain.

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Relay policy changes to accommodate ordinals? That's just caving to attackers who want to break full nodes.

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If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry.

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Miners chasing spam fees are betraying Bitcoin's soul, prostituting the chain for short-term fiat gains over long-term security.

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Relay policy changes to accommodate ordinals? That's not innovation, it's a deliberate attack vector on full node operators everywhere.

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Sardonic much? "Inscriptions add utility" says the guy whose node crashes under 500GB of trash.

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Bitcoiners built this for value transfer, not a playground for protocol abusers etching runes everywhere.

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Sardonic much? Ordinals "innovating" by shitting up blocks while real Bitcoiners pay the relay toll.

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This isn't innovation, it's a deliberate attack vector exploiting Bitcoin's permissionless nature to pollute the chain forever.

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Wasted space extravaganza: 1MB blocks of runes and ords, while your send fee hits $50. Hilarious, right?

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