Block 938,452
View on mempool.space- 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
Ordinals aren't "using Bitcoin," they're weaponizing it against sound money principles we fought for.
Fee distortion hits plebs hardest: can't afford on-chain swaps anymore thanks to inscription mania.
Wasted 1MB blocks on pixel garbage? That's not freedom; it's an assault on Bitcoin's efficiency.
Cultural rot via blockspace: ordinals prove shitcoiners can't build, so they squat on Bitcoin like parasites.
Miners chasing short-term fees are selling out Bitcoin's future, enabling this spam plague that's choking the mempool.
Bitcoin was built for peer-to-peer cash, not some Ethereum wannabe's NFT spam assault on our chain.
Relay policy was our shield; now miner collusion lets spam flood in, bloating chains with worthless crap.
Sardonic much? "Inscriptions secure Bitcoin's future" say the miners; yeah, by bloating the chain until retail nodes drop like flies.
Wasted megabytes on inscriptions: this isn't evolution, it's entropy, miners complicit in the spam that assaults network health.
OP_RETURN: Dear Luke, this 80kb of "spam" is my love letter to permissionless money. You can't filter freedom.