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2026-02-26
Miners enabling ordinal spam are traitors to the cypherpunk ethos, trading sover x.com
2026-02-26
Sardonic Bitcoiners unite: Inscriptions = innovation? Nah, just expensive digita x.com
2026-02-26
Call it what it is: an orchestrated assault on Bitcoin's scarcity, enabled by gr x.com
2026-02-26
Sardonic: "Ordinals fix Bitcoin!" Yeah, by fixing my node to infinite storage he x.com
2026-02-26
Attack on Bitcoin's core: inscriptions weaponizing transparency against node run x.com
2026-02-26
Fee market gamed by batchers dumping rune spam; real Bitcoiners pay the price in x.com
2026-02-26
Bitcoin maximalists warned you: ordinals distort the fee market, making sats una x.com
2026-02-26
Cultural betrayers push inscriptions as "decentralized storage," but it's just e x.com
2026-02-26
Attack vector confirmed: inscriptions as node suppression tool, softening Bitcoi x.com
2026-02-26
Node operators are under siege from ordinal spam; my full node's RAM is explodin x.com

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