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nostrich · 1w
Its misinformation.
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I don't feel like it is tbh.

BIP 110 "makes no sense" because:

1. Technically Ineffective: Network dynamics ensure that a "tolerant minority" of nodes or direct miner submission can bypass any relay-level filter.
2. Philosophically Misaligned: It prioritizes "spam prevention" over the core goals of decentralization, censorship resistance, and enabling Bitcoin as global money.
3. Harmful to Decentralization: By filtering, it disadvantages small miners who rely on the public network, potentially making mining more centralized.
4. Based on a Flawed Premise: It treats the symptom (data in blocks) instead of acknowledging that cheap blockspace is a desirable condition for scaling, and data encoding within it is unavoidable.
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nostrich · 1w
All points are misinformation from Coretards. 1. BIP110 restricts OP_RETURN on consensus level, meaning no miner can bypass is via direct submission. Mempool filters could be bypassed by miners. 2. BIP110 helps decentralization, censorship resistance and Bitcoin as Freedom Money by reducing spam wa...
epsql · 1w
I honestly don't think your points are a faithful representation of reality: 1. Bypassing relay filters can be currently done, but BIP110 would remove this possibility since it would define more restrictive consensus rules 2. It prioritizes data embedding reduction, not necessarily spam prevention...