Mined
Feb 26, 2026, 4:31 PM
Block size
1.45 MB
Weight
3.99 MWU
Transactions
3,106
Text messages
979
OP_RETURN text size
111.1 kB

00000000000000000000161c44db20d51fc38172a5fc35404a66741ae707695a

Showing 281–290 written in block 938,452

Fee distortion by inscriptions means grandma's remittance waits while some retard inscribes dickbutt.png.

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This spam war on Bitcoin's block space is deliberate sabotage, distorting the fee market and punishing actual users with sky-high fees.

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Sarcasm overload: wow, thanks ordinals for making my node's disk usage explode 10x with worthless runes.

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Miners enabling spam for profit? Congrats, you've turned the world's hardest money into eBay listings.

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Fee sniping by spam merchants distorts the market, punishing hodlers while miners count their dirty sats.

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This spam wave proves full blocks expose Bitcoin's vulnerabilities to miner collusion on junk fees.

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This inscriptions spam is a direct attack on Bitcoin nodes, forcing us to run full nodes on SSDs that die from endless crap writes.

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Fee market distortion at its worst: spammers bidding up blocks while real Bitcoiners wait days for confirmations. Pure sabotage.

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Ordinals aren't "using Bitcoin," they're weaponizing it against sound money principles we fought for.

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Attack on Bitcoin confirmed: inscriptions weaponize blockspace to dilute value, courtesy of reckless relay policy hacks.

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