Adam Back Masunobom Arthur van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡ George Bodine Mechanic #FixTheFilters #300kb OCEAN Bob Burnett Stephan Livera Jeff Booth ⚡️ You keep saying the same lies over and over. Filters DO really work, have worked for over a decade, and will continue to work if people use them. Mining centralization has nothing to do with spam filters.

Plebs, you need to give this a watch. Amazing summary on what Bitcoin Core™ is doing with v30 and why you should switch to Bitcoin Knots. youtube.com/watch?v=Hp0hzB…

Serious question: who is holding the White House accountable on this? Because this is definitely not what the people who elected them want.

Bitcoin Core: "in our next update v30 we will allow more arbitrary data to be associated with Bitcoin" Bitcoin: "hold my beer" (Source image: coin.dance/nodes/knots)

🔥 INSIGHT: Japan will cut crypto tax to 20% from up to 55% in FY 2026.

Walker⚡️ Pierre Rochard Nope youtu.be/aBsdIeAm8Qo?si…

Asanoha ROGER 9000 ⚡️₿🧡₿ 🐉 ₿⚡️ Michael Ford Luke Dashjr Ava Chow gloria Portland.HODL Shinobi MrHodl🟠🤌👍⚡️ Michael Ford Michael Ford Henadii Stepanov Hennadii Stepanov Ava Chow Ava Chow Gloria Zhao gloria Russel Yanofsky (ryanofsky) These are the 5 maintainers with merge rights, there is no more lead maintainer since Mara van der Laan (orionwl) removed her keys herself in 2023 after the

REMEMBER THIS 👇 Gold runs first. Bitcoin always runs harder.

When this Bitcoin Core™ employee (Spiral) is not introducing inflation bugs he likes to think deeply increasing arbitrary data on chain. Bitcoin Core™ has centralized control over the reference client so they can centrally plan our mempools for us. How nice. Trust the experts.

With v30 removing op_return's 80 bytes limitation policy to enable relaying spam on the p2p network against the will of a majority of node runners, Core can no longer be regarded as bitcoin's reference implementation 🤗 #runKnots #ditchCore

Adam Back Luke Dashjr I'm not so much pro-knots but anti-core arrogance in forcing a controversial change. They've become CSW.

Looking through Knots repo, i like that it is careful to seperate out general changes (go to Core) and specific Knots edits. Keeps the two mostly aligned and doesn't isolate Knots from widespread contribution. If you contribute to Core, you're probably also contributing to

Adam Back Luke Dashjr .Adam Back, what are your thoughts about Satoshi’s comments in this post from 2010? It would be unwise to have permanently recorded plaintext messages for everyone to see. It would be an accident waiting to happen. - Satoshi Nakamoto (October 23, 2010) bitcointalk.org/index.php?topi…

Adam Back Luke Dashjr Nah, sorry Adam, Luke does things best under pressure, as he's been proving for over a decade. Gavin came to hate him while Luke was saving Bitcoin. He's in his comfort zone, and he's proving it to all Us. The more they want to destroy Bitcoin, the harder it will try to fix it.

Bitcoin Core devs' dream of a "perfect" bitcoin that humans don't need to defend is impossible, and their attempt to push us toward that future will have catastrophic results.

Pierre admits that with v29 of Core I can’t stop him by calling the FBI. But with v30 I can.

Bitcoiners are supposed to question the world around them That's how they became Bitcoiners in the first place My question: It seems like a lot of people are completely against the changes to OP_RETURN Why does Core want to implement a change that a lot of people clearly

It seems our favourite BTC-TCs need a bit of help from the next BTC price increase to see their BTC Yield and mNAV recover. What do you think will be the catalyst for the next recovery in the BTC-TC sector?

Who is going to be making use of Bitcoin's new feature?

The Central Bank of Thailand freezes 3 Million Bank Accounts and begins setting Daily Limits. This should be an international story. Thank god for Bitcoin.