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2026-07-14 18:03:41 UTC

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The BIP is not designed to increase the cost of spam. It's designed to close OP_RETURN.
Those opposed keep saying it doesn't increase the cost of spam or solve spam to try and keep people from supporting the BIP. The BIP specifically addresses this and states clearly that the BIP is not designed to remove all spam. It's to close specific attack vectors.

2026-07-14 17:49:24 UTC

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I am an ignorant fool because I don't want to have anything to do with someone's code that is in bed with fiat bankers? I'm not going to read or hire someone to read someone's code that is in bed with the central banking system. Not worth a minute of my time or a single sat.

2026-07-14 07:06:33 UTC

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Miners have 0 incentive to activate as of yet. Besides (as a 110 supporter), I'd prefer miners to not activate it, because I do not want to centralize miner power. Nodes matter, not miners. Nodes set the rules and miners adhere to those rules. 0% miner activation is my preference.

2026-07-14 07:04:49 UTC

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Do you want to let anyone store anything they want on your node? Legal or otherwise?

2026-07-14 07:00:43 UTC

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Weird how @nprofile…uz3y won't show my previous comment... You mean Rob the guy who Lloyd's bank invests in? Yeah GTFO. I don't trust fiat brained asshats

2026-07-14 02:28:55 UTC

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Its interesting to see so many people get upset over this soft fork, especially since their rhetoric is that it is dead on arrival. If they hate those of us running BIP-110 so much they should write a URSF with their daylight hours instead of spending 24/7 bashing people who support BIP-110. They keep saying it will cause a chain split. Shouldn't they be applauding us if that is the case? It will mean they have shitcore all to themselves and we would be on another chain. Or, it could be they are corrupt and beholden to others who wish bitcoin to fail.

2026-07-13 07:31:48 UTC

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Futures markets are one of the most fiat things around. They require a centralized market. Get out of here with your fiat brain rot.

2026-07-08 20:13:41 UTC

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When only Nvidia can afford the SSDs needed to run a node

2026-07-06 18:27:36 UTC

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Futures markets require centralized exchanges. Keep your keynesian fiat shit away from bitcoin you shitcoiner.

2026-07-01 22:16:47 UTC

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$100 is a lot to someone in Haiti. That's pretty shitty of you to think only people in first world countries should run nodes.

2026-06-26 21:48:14 UTC

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If we return to the values of sound money, there is no reason to have public markets for investing. Individuals will have contracts between one another not relying on centralized markets. Companies need not trade on something like BlackRock/Vanguard/State Street owned Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE). Thinking in current terms of company ownership is antithetical to bitcoin.

2026-06-25 23:06:30 UTC

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Circular investing isn't quite real revenue. Depending on subscriptions to chatgpt for revenue isn't a great business model.

2026-06-25 23:04:41 UTC

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Bitcoin in self-custody > than bitcoin/share by about infinity.

2026-06-25 06:03:14 UTC

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There will always be criminals who break into houses and steal shit. Will you just always keep your doors unlocked?

2026-06-25 02:35:11 UTC

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There are more nodes supporting BIP-110 than there was for BIP-148

2026-06-25 02:24:57 UTC

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Bitcoiners and pro-BIP-110ers don't engage in non-Austrian futures markets. Futures markets are one of the things bitcoin is designed to destroy.

2026-06-24 23:39:01 UTC

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BIP-110 is to keep defi projects with unlimited tail emissions or perpetual token issuance. Keynesian economics ultimately relies on debt and inflation, both of which will be able to be facilitated on Bitcoin's network if BIP-110 is not activated. Without it, it will be just a matter of time before something like Aave is present on the network.
BIP-110 ultimately enforces bitcoin as sound money.
Opposing BIP-110 will allow debt instruments, tokens with unlimited supply and inflation, etc. That is how it is Keynesian.

2026-06-24 21:29:26 UTC

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The chain is almost 1TB now. Adding arbitrary data will make it so that in 100 years (probably a lot less) only Nvidia will be able to afford to run a node. So, I guess it'll be around, it'll just be nation states and major corporations who can afford to run a node, not your every day individual. Since 2023 it has already become near impossible to run a node on a raspberry pi.
Tell the individuals in Haiti who can't afford $1000+ to run their own node that the network won't die because of arbitrary data. Very Keynesian.

2026-06-20 21:41:59 UTC

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That's a very Keynesian way of thinking. Your mindset is the very reason we need bitcoin. You absolutely don't need stocks that trade on markets. That's just what the powers at be tell you that we need. What you need is free trade and contracts between individuals. Joint ownership of businesses need not be on a marketplace controlled by legislators, wall-street suits, and the tradfi class of people.

2026-06-20 05:14:06 UTC

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There is absolutely no reason for anyone to run corerupted nodes anymore. Run knots.

2026-06-20 05:10:58 UTC

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Again, fiat brain.

2026-06-19 04:41:41 UTC

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"leveraged bitcoin derivative" -most fiat sounding person ever.

2026-06-11 04:28:34 UTC

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Ponzi

2026-06-04 02:27:31 UTC

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Maybe I am misunderstanding nostr, but the people who judge it based on it being social media seem to miss the point. Using nostr as social media is secondary to it being capable of transmitting notes over relays. Technically you don't even need a second party, no?

2026-06-04 02:18:58 UTC

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Bitcoin is going to take at least several generations to become adopted. The return to sound money will be a long, strenuous, and slow process. Bitref says there are just under 75,000 nodes. Assuming each of those is a single individual running a node, that's 9.036144578313253e-6% of the world who has adopted bitcoin. I'd wager it'll take 500 years for bitcoin to succeed. We are in it for the long haul.

2026-05-28 03:12:21 UTC

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*fiatcoin, not stablecoin. Fixed it for you.

2026-05-28 02:52:10 UTC

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gross

2026-05-28 02:50:44 UTC

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delete it

2026-05-28 02:16:21 UTC

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I listen to what btc mechanic has to say. I will listen to some of what Kratter has to say. Hesitant on him with some of his past connections, but he seems pretty open/honest about them. Trust no one these days lol Honestly, even most of the "guides" for things like running a lightning node on yt are trash and/or outdated. Have to figure it all out on your own mostly.

2026-05-28 02:00:59 UTC

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I agree. I wish people that actually understood bitcoin would have their size audience.

2026-05-27 21:00:56 UTC

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Not BTC sessions, b/c they had Mechanic and Kratter on a few months ago, but it is incredible how few podcasters that are "bitcoin maxis" won't even mention BIP-110. I am starting to think that many of the "influencers" many in the bitcoin community look up to are bad faith actors or became enslaved to the clout and fiat from the podcast scene.

2026-05-27 20:53:35 UTC

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It costs like €550k. Ferrari really decided to shoot themselves in the foot.

2026-05-27 20:40:12 UTC

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Coretards have really lost the plot when they have to lock discussions on github regarding the BIP.
#nevent1q…y8rr

2026-05-27 08:21:35 UTC

@nprofile…fd7j or @nprofile…fkft does Ocean have a lightning node people can open channels with?

2026-05-25 02:49:21 UTC

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Not to mention that it is all in custody with Coinbase/Brian Armstrong. Nothing could go wrong I'm sure. Didn't they go down against recently when AWS had an outage?

2026-05-24 22:53:26 UTC

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April 5, 1933

2026-05-24 16:26:49 UTC

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Why would you not want the soft fork to not work out? It reduces the amount of non peer-2-peer digital cash transactions on bitcoin. Personally, I don't want to have to pay $20k for enough SSDs to run a node in 20 years.

2026-05-23 22:27:02 UTC

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I'm not the best with computers, but it wasn't all that difficult to setup StartOS on an extra PC I have. Took about 8 hours to sync knots and then an hour or two to figure out how to connect LND and ride the lightning. I think its worth doing.

2026-05-23 21:47:16 UTC

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I'd say there are about 3257 out of the 8.3B people on the planet that want sound money. I hope this is a fight we win in our lifetimes, but I have a feeling it will take generations. https://blossom.primal.net/c147ffd9fca039827c766cc315aaad72763710b5a7a5b3f41d41c3edf1b8bb0d.png

2026-05-23 21:41:56 UTC

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Did you say you aren't running Bip 110 on StartOS yet ~3:50 because it isn't available on StartOS, while showing BIP 110 running on StartOS at the same time? I'm running it on StartOS currently. Lol