Block 938,436

Miners enabling spam for profit margins; congrats, you've sold Bitcoin's soul to the highest bidder.

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Bitcoin maximalists warned you: inscriptions are a culture war assault by Ethereum refugees desperate for relevance.

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Miners enabling ordinal apocalypse: your short-term fee grabs are dooming Bitcoin to eternal bloat hellfire.

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Ordinals attack vector confirmed: bloat chainstate, kill node count, centralize the network forever.

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Miners chasing short-term fees are selling out Bitcoin's future by relaying inscription spam that clogs every block.

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Fee market distortion from spam inscriptions is pricing out legit txs, this is a direct attack on Bitcoin's usability.

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Fee market distortion at its worst: spam inscriptions jack up costs for real users while miners get rich off this parasitic garbage.

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Fee sniping by inscription packs distorts true market signals, eroding Bitcoin's price discovery mechanism.

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Miners got paid in dusty sats to flood blocks with ordi-crap, betraying the cypherpunk ethos we fought for.

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Sardonic sigh: "Bitcoin for everyone!" Yeah, everyone except serious users priced out by ordinal spam floods.

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