The Retardation of Bitcoin
Arbitrary data — inscriptions, tokens, spam — is being used to slow Bitcoin's growth, raise node costs, and push the network toward capture. The answer is BIP-110: a node operator's veto.
Arbitrary data — inscriptions, tokens, spam — is being used to slow Bitcoin's growth, raise node costs, and push the network toward capture. The answer is BIP-110: a node operator's veto.
A breakdown of Bitcoin Core’s proposed OP_RETURN policy change — and why the controversy may be overblown, or not.