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Recent Notes

hodlonaut · 6d
The main justification from Core for the OP_RETURN uncap is “harm reduction”. The argument is that inscriptions done via the segwit/taproot hack have potential to do more damage than inscriptions...
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Nice to see many so called bitcoin OGs show themselves one by one to be retards and arrogant grifters chasing conference talking gigs, getting money from pedophiles and vcs, gradually the core v30 spammers will all be thrown into the trash bin of bitcoin history and their memories will be acursed like the previous big blocker bad actors before them

Luke Dashjr · 25w
Bitcoin is not a finished product. We may be on a detour to address spam, and part of the crisis did originate with (mishandling of) the Segwit and Taproot upgrades - but to improve the world, we stil...
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In just 16yrs the database is close to 1tb...at the current run rate, it will be unwieldy in another 10yrs...yeah if ossification is what it will take to cut down the bs and jpeg crap from these arrogant core losers, let's ossify and protect one of the few great things to happen to humanity

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satoshideveloper · 24w
Its currently about 600GB. The worst case scenario is it’s 5TB in 10 years. But most likely 1.5-2TB. As long as we don’t do something completely stupid like increase the block size Bitcoin should stay small enough that anyone with a modern hard drive can still host it, well into the future.