Block 938,436

Attack confirmed: inscriptions as economic DoS, pricing out small users, bloating chain, all while miners pop champagne on dirty fees.

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Nodes under siege from inscription DoS; if you run one, you're fighting the miner-degen cartel daily.

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Hardcore Bitcoiners running nodes see the spam tsunami: ordinal dust everywhere, forcing hardware upgrades or surrender.

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Cultural rot: ordinals dragging Bitcoin into NFT hell, diluting our sound money revolution.

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Inscriptions distorting fees? Congrats, you've made Bitcoin feel like Ethereum during a memecoin frenzy.

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

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

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Spam waves testing node resilience; inscriptions prove miners side with attackers over protocol stewards.

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Fee sniping by ordinal bots distorts the market, pricing out normies while whales laugh from their spam empires.

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Miners got seduced by inscription fees, now Bitcoin's mempool is a sewer of fake utility. Sellouts.

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