The real Knots Anthem

remember when we said, only economic nodes matter

Time to turn the printers on

lets start the hashwars. let the chain with the most work win. reject all blocks with inscriptions. reject all blocks with more then 42bytes in opreturn.

wtf is this. dont we already have chat in groups?

Parman 🔑 Paranoid Bitcoin Mentor & NeverSeller™ G o o d t h i n g t h e F B I c a n ' t r e a d t h i s . T h i s s u p e r s e c r e t e n c o d i n g i s i m p o s s i b l e t o b r e a k .

All Bitcoin transactions are JPEGs Check for yourself: 1. Go to Mempool .space, & click ANY txn. 2. Click "Transaction hex" , to get the full txn, exactly as it appears in the blockchain. 3. Lay it out as 6-byte chunks, put it in a rectangular aspect ratio (such as 3:2) 4. Use

Shhh… let everyone think its the top. Why you trying to correct them. Let them give up, thats when we go up.

imagine thinking a random miner with some malware data can kill the bitcoin network and shut down all cloud running instances of nodes.

mempool.space/tx/85f1bf57386… 👀 i guess those bitcoin knobs people are going to put Mechanic #FixTheFilters #300kb's thesis to the test. anyone have their AWS node shut down yet?

James Wynn 300 words just to say you a shook one

rate cut today, everyone gets their orange phone friday and you're sidelined?!

Good listen

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Bugtus OMG not another governance soap opera. :-(

The first debate about arbitrary data in the blockchain happened in December 2010 and Satoshi was involved On 8th December 2010, Satoshi released Bitcoin version 0.3.18, which included a standardness check, to only include known transaction types 🧵

The biggest irony in this story is that it was Luke who came up with Segwit which increased the blocksize to 4 MB and gave a 4x discount on JPGs over monetary transactions. Maybe his battle is just a redemption arc for his past sins.

Sparrow v2.3.0 released with: Send to Silent Payments Pay to DNS address Min fee rate from server And more: github.com/sparrowwallet/…