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2026-03-01 23:00:31 UTC

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Why wouldn't it come from automation tho? Isn't positioning your node within the network a key thing automation is good for? I did use automation to find peers to connect to. a strategic position to strengthen the network, instead of an economical position. still, strategic means, i should be the "only" route for some of the lesser traffic routes. I feel luke everyone just connects to the big nodes anyways and then enters the fee competition, which is going to be a race to the bottom.

2026-03-01 15:58:50 UTC

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I want to run a profitable, yet useful node. I'm not here for the maximun return possible, but getting some fees in and seeing tge numbers grow would be nice for a start. If I could make 0.5% interest p.a. I would already be very happy. And the more automation, the better.

2026-03-01 11:37:34 UTC

I've been running a #bitcoinlightning node for 4 months now. Down over 0.5% on my total added capacity, on top the electricity bill (small of course but still) and my "work" (it's a hobby so I don't count it). Are there really people out there who run those at a real profit? I mean a profit, that justifies the work put in?
@nprofile…w2ua said you can generate 4% interest a year and tbh. 0.5% would already good enough for me I guess. But instead, I am even sub zero. Would appreciate some feedback on what I might be doing wrong. Should I stop doing any rebalance? Should I only connect to the large nodes and start competing in the fee-race with an app like Clboss/LNDG?
Or should I simply quit and leave the table to actual business nodes?
#bitcoin #lightning #bitcoinlightning #corelightning #lnd #core-lightning

2026-02-15 20:14:13 UTC

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sry but i don't even know what ur advertising here. no context, just "check here" and a website that doesnt work and from there only insults.
is that a reddit alternative? or why did you want to promote it?

2026-02-15 18:09:00 UTC

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scam? website buggy on ff

2026-02-14 21:16:32 UTC

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Very good post. I feel the same. A lot of content is very valuable and deep, but it's mostly about the same topics. And a lot of people share memes and paintings/photos.... I'm just not interested in images of nature here or in art, I can go to debianart or whatever if I really cared but I don't need it here. I would love it if nostr were an alternative to reddit and not an alternative to twitter. I follow Gigi for instance (Bitcoiner), but he posts so many uninteresting things (amongst very interesting things), that it's annoying 80% of the time and very nice 5% of the time maybe. I don't want to miss those 5% but I have to accept the other 95% of his posts here (not to bash, it's just not for me).

2026-01-23 12:57:09 UTC

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Now we need a definitive symbol for sats. The ones proposted are mostly garbage. Maybe the B with diagonal strike-through lines? Seriously... 10 sats are around 1 penny already. It needs to happen soon imo.

2026-01-17 14:32:14 UTC

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Nice! And cool that you are still around here! Wish you also the best with selling your company and all the best to you!

2026-01-17 10:36:57 UTC

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I have 2 of this exact model and intend to buy 3 more. Still waiting for sales though, as they are extremely expensive, but by far the best out there. And the battery lasts 1-2 years I believe, never had to replace so far and I'm probably one year in at this point. But rn it's 170 USD, which is ridiculous. I think first time I noticed these was at around 110 (which is probably already ridiculous as well?).

2026-01-17 10:34:03 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/4278457d2ec293527e2c4dfd957e79de727e89eda1a49a4fc417c7de799b46f6.png
Bro not sure if you are still active here. But this was the screenshot I made on my computer, the moment my wife told me we had a positive pregnancy test. It was a convo with you about core30 and filters (I after that changed my mind and then changed my mind back, so I'm back at my original stance on this nothing burger). My son came to us on the 11. January and we are so happy. I looked forward to show this screenshot to you, even though it won't mean a lot to you, but it does to me. I don't know why but I somewhat hope you read this. God bless you man.

2026-01-03 11:50:20 UTC

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just shows that game cartridges are a cripple nowadays and this will make "collectors" transition over to digital as well. retail distribution used to make 2/3 of a games price, is what we once learned at the university. pair that with everyone who can afford a 20+ USD game, probably also has internet at home, mandatory day 1 patches, unfinished games that are the norm and all of a sudden, this cripple of a product makes sense again. it's basically somewhat of an ad-banner now, containing access to the product, while still being creating visibility in stores.

2025-12-19 15:38:28 UTC

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From a guy who filters legit youtube comments.

2025-12-16 15:02:04 UTC

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Have fun with your "truth" then. Don't come crying later. Everyone interested can read our past discussions and make up his own mind. You anyways will never change without being punched by reality, so you'll deserve what's coming. I just hope you will use it as an opportunity to grow.

2025-12-16 09:09:59 UTC

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Just has to be quick.

2025-12-16 09:07:02 UTC

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I didn't expect arguments, we already discussed and you weren't able to comprehend any it seems. :/

2025-12-15 20:42:00 UTC

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no, fool.

2025-12-07 21:27:51 UTC

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"if u h8 homeschooling ur a nazi" wow, what a dumbass take lol

2025-12-07 16:09:48 UTC

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exactly. this guy does not engage in arguments, he just spams us with links rather than answering questions. because he can't. even the very first bitcoin transaction contained spam, by his non-definition.

2025-12-07 16:07:01 UTC

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you have zero argument, only insults. but i am not surprised, given the nothing burger you "fight" for.

2025-12-07 14:35:50 UTC

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This has some "good" usecases by the definition of who? Yes, YOUR definition. Bitcoin is not YOU though. You are a part of it and you should accept that different people have different opinions, usecases and values. And do not forget that I can aso send 0 bitcoin and pay a fee for that, is that also spam that we should filter out? Why?
That alongside the argument, that using OP_RETURN for data already is NOT economically viable when you can use inscriptions instead. So all the spam and csam people like you are afraid of can long be ON the chain over inscriptions, for way cheaper. Your computer might have 2 drives, C and D. C is faster and there you download your CSAM to have quicker access. But now all of a sudden you want to make it impossible to download that CSAM to your D drive, because you fear that the government won't like it. The government will confiscate your computer though, not only your D drive. This is why all of you people are wrong about this topic, not a SINGLE spam transaction will be avoided with restricting OP_RETURN, as it's already possible and way cheaper with inscriptions. All the government cares about is you hosting illegal content, not the drive you store it on.
You have been lied to and you were mislead, but so was I. And I was kind of happy, because I learned a lot through all of the discussions. This whole thing is a huge nothing-burger and you make something out of it that is simply not there. Otherwise you would need to rollback pre-taproot and sacrifice access the lightning network and other tools in the process. If you want that, go ahead. We will be there for you when you come back. :)

2025-12-07 14:18:39 UTC

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What if I attach a link to pornhub in my "monetary transaction". Is it spam then as well? Because we have to be precise here, IF you insist on not staying neutral.
I also run knots, but only to support node software decentralization. The moment this softfork happens, I will go to core30. And there are a lot of node runners like me.

2025-12-07 13:58:27 UTC

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So how are all transactions unrelated to me not spam? And whats IS money? If you don't have a clear answer to that, that supports anything you laid out here, you stand on the wrong side of this discussion.

2025-12-07 09:25:43 UTC

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without limit, bitcoin is neutral, with limit not. your man/woman comparison is exactly the other way around. staying neutral towards this topic and let others decide, which is what bitcoin should be. lets others decide and do its thing, why would bitcoin need code to participate in a man/woman debate? i don't want bitcoin to do that. same with what is spam and what isn't.

2025-11-28 07:08:23 UTC

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You are being lied to. It doesn't prevent that at all. In fact, that's already long possible and even cheaper ON CHAIN with inscriptions. Opening OP_RETURN is no incentive at all, because it's the same but severely more expensive. But that's the thing, it people like you who do not get it. Same as the BSV people that still exist. Data can be stored on Bitcoin, it's even cheaper with Inscriptions, this change adds no incentive to add any data that you name.... It's like you reject physics, but physics doesn't care about your opinion of physics. You are its slave, not the other way around. Same as the whole world is slave to Bitcoin and some get it and some don't. Those who try to, live easier live. Form your own opinions and don't blindly follow @nprofile…zyc0 . He talks confident, but if that alone lets you trust someone, you should reflect, because his content in this regard makes no sense at all. I like his other content but he is simply WRONG about this and him being so insistent and hostile towards everyone with other opinions is laughable. Lost a lot of my respect, not that it matters, but I used to speak highly about his content. I cannot recommend him anymore.

2025-11-26 16:37:29 UTC

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Ignorant and hostile video. I looked up to you for years, but these OP_RETURN videos are really equal to the culture wars we see everywhere else. Your softfork will become the next bitcoin cash, because it fixes nothing and everything you fight against is anyways already on the chain since a long time. If the softfork would fix something, I'd potentially support it. But it doesn't.

2025-11-26 09:33:24 UTC

I support and run #bitcoinknots, because I want node-software democracy. I am against how #bitcoincore devs merged a thing that was highly controversial, just like that. HOWEVER, I will go back to #bitcoincore as soon as #bitcoinknots does a #softfork. Seriously, keep #bitcoinknots aligned with the common network and do not become another #bitcoincash, that to this day has supporters on their subreddit believing that at some point someone will be holding their useless bags. If the #softfork happens, node democracy will be gone once again. I would appreciate more options!
#bitcoin #node #softfork #bitcoinknots @nprofile…zyc0 @nprofile…d7ya

2025-10-18 23:15:27 UTC

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I hope not, because I want solid gainz!

2025-09-24 07:09:17 UTC

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"But you should be informed of what you're getting into."
Bro, Bitcoin-Core could just revert that change and you wouldn't have to write such articles. But they didn't. It's all being a conscious decision.

2025-09-24 07:07:28 UTC

I run #BitcoinKnots now but I am HIGHLY on the fence! Please hear me out.
Core30:
Does increase neutrality by allowing OP_RETURN, that is significantly more expensive (4x) than just adding data to Inscriptions. It's not a bad change and CSAM already exists. And yes, it's a different way to access that data, but both needs "tools" to read it. CSAM exists since long ago though. @nprofile…zyc0 I'm a bit dissappointed by you not mentioning this. And you framed @nprofile…9k65 in an extremely unfair manner, sorry. Better talk to him than making all these baseless accusations.
Anyways, the core team just merging this change so early, despite the pullback, is an absolute no-go for me! This made me switch.
I didn't come to #Bitcoin to bow down to the next "fiat"-king. So I appreciate the freedom do chose the node implementation and I hope there will be many more, as I don't necessarily agree with the dooms day scenarios @nprofile…d7ya predicts. I hope we will soon see many more #Bitcoin node implementations!
If you dissagree with me, I'd highly appreciate a discussion! I'm following the discussion since months and still learn new info.

2025-06-01 09:17:00 UTC

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damn, this belongs to the frontpage of nostr.org

2025-05-22 22:46:04 UTC

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Is it true that @npub1lh2…a9nk is the only dev on knots? And merging/committing without reviews?

2025-05-20 22:41:08 UTC

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Sir?

2025-05-19 14:41:43 UTC

An idea to make filters effective, instead of keeping them almost useless (because if miners don't care, they won't do much if I understand correctly): A bitcoin node that does filtering gets a block found by a miner who does not filter "spam". It will therefore not propagate it through the network for a full minute until it starts forwarding it, giving other miners that mine with the filter-software that additional minute to find a block that follows the own filtering rules? Would something like that work? This way, we use economical incentives instead of morales, which is the only thing that works without a huge effort, as of my current understanding. That additional minute is way more heavy than the little extra miner fee from the "spam".
@nprofile…ulq2 @nprofile…d7ya #bitcoin-core #bitcoin-knots #bitcoin-nodes #bitcoin

2025-05-18 07:14:32 UTC

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if we all stood anonymous (and not use our "followers" as thing to give our argument more weight, therefore also moving to new profiles/keys here and there, would be an option. but yeah i have no clear opinion either. the "public person on nostr" usecase is still an important usecase. but the fact remains: it's probably what got wiped from the history books and other sources, that is most interesting or most relevant. i hate delete buttons, i only like them for myself, if you catch my meaning.

2025-05-16 10:55:43 UTC

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2) >do we really need to prioritise and help huge miners
No, we help all miners. Not only the big ones? Also, calling non-monetary transactions "spam" is a bit one sided in my opinion. Sure, you can see it as spam, but why is that spam and all other transactions unrelated to you are not? Both are to no use for you and you still store both on your own node.
3) AFAIK Luke Dashjr is the ONLY contributor to bitcoin knots and he commits without reviews. I didn't fact check this, but that would be an issue towards me. The OP_RETURN unlimited thing is less important than an introduced vulnerability that nobody is aware of.
I know that we both want the same. My concerns are anyways for things far in the future. But imho, we need economical incentives and not morales. That being said, I don't care if this OP_RETURN limits gets increased or not, but I'm still not sure how I think about this "filtering" thing. I think filters are here to stay, but I just don't see how they are effective, if they don't follow economical incentives, because miners will use the software that does. Miners want the max amount of bitcoins possible for the least amount of invested energy. Knots nodes not forwarding these transactions is useless, as the big miners anyways have direct connections with each other.
I prefer following economical incentives, as long as the network remains stable. If we see that we took the wrong path, we should fix it from there. If we see that it works, then we have created the best bitcoin possible.

2025-05-15 21:32:07 UTC

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@npub1s33…252p

2025-05-14 08:19:30 UTC

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Btw look, just 28 hours ago the blocks looked like this. If that happens in the future without block rewards, we will get hashpower volatility:
https://blossom.primal.net/4010391675af3bb7e73f931fed0fc5c240e219bd4324fb2e99ff207c21d301e6.png

2025-05-14 08:07:36 UTC

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1) Yes. Some ppl argue that Luke Dashjr and others always hated ordinals and he was just waiting for a moment to attack again. Also, youtubers like Matthew Kratter and others who MASSIVELY attack the current update, were in favor of it back then. So it would work the other way around I guess, but somehow, a lot of people changed their viewpoint. Taproot is really the culprit here and almost everyone accepted it. The current change where people lose their hair over, is basically just an improvement to the taproot idea, as far as I understand it.
2) Sure, miners mine because they get a reward, otherwise we would never have the hashpower that we have now. If block subsidy goes away, miners only live off transaction fees and if they are not coming in due to empty blocks, it will make many of them go out of business and in fact be a big attack on bitcoin. The first thing we need to make sure is, that the blocks are "as full as possible". Only this can guarantee infinite success. The rest comes afterwards. If we manage to do this with "real transactions only", then fine. But I have my doubts about that, as the bitcoin main layer is not a payment network, ppl use cheap 2nd layer solutions.
3) >At this point will core "rewind" and reinstate the filter or discuss change at consensus level?
Nobody knows that. But also, it does not matter what "core" thinks, bitcoin is decentralized. If that happens, I will flip to bitcoin knots and agree that I was wrong. I would also support the hardfork that it would cause. Bitcoiners are mostly sane and intelligent people and VC money does not direct the course of bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Satoshi Vision is already proof of that. I, who am an actual user of if and therefore have the most "say" in this, will not support Bitcoin becoming an ad platform.1) Yes. Some ppl argue that Luke Dashjr and others always hated ordinals and he was just waiting for a moment to attack again. Also, youtubers like Matthew Kratter and others who MASSIVELY attack the current update, were in favor of it back then. So it would work the other way around I guess, but somehow, a lot of people changed their viewpoint. Taproot is really the culprit here and almost everyone accepted it. The current change where people lose their hair over, is basically just an improvement to the taproot idea, as far as I understand it.
2) Sure, miners mine because they get a reward, otherwise we would never have the hashpower that we have now. If block subsidy goes away, miners only live off transaction fees and if they are not coming in due to empty blocks, it will make many of them go out of business and in fact be a big attack on bitcoin. The first thing we need to make sure is, that the blocks are "as full as possible". Only this can guarantee infinite success. The rest comes afterwards. If we manage to do this with "real transactions only", then fine. But I have my doubts about that, as the bitcoin main layer is not a payment network, ppl use cheap 2nd layer solutions.
3) >At this point will core "rewind" and reinstate the filter or discuss change at consensus level?
Nobody knows that. But also, it does not matter what "core" thinks, bitcoin is decentralized. If that happens, I will flip to bitcoin knots and agree that I was wrong. I would also support the hardfork that it would cause. Bitcoiners are mostly sane and intelligent people and VC money does not direct the course of bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin Satoshi Vision is already proof of that. I, who am an actual user of if and therefore have the most "say" in this, will not support Bitcoin becoming an ad platform.

2025-05-13 13:39:15 UTC

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No worries, I also like the points you make, makes me rethink my opinion as well and also sharpens the image for myself when thinking about it.
2) I think it's not a hardfork, it will be along the lines "we accept the bigger OP_RETURNS until block 888888, but blocks following after that, will be rejected and no longer according to the protocol". This would anyways lead into a hardfork, because this would be an abuse case of the bitcoin chain that we try to fix.
But we must understand that a filter is neither a hardfork nor a fix. A filter simply sais "whoever is using bitcoin knots for his miner, will not be able to find new blocks that contain spam, they will only allow blocks that come from the outside". Running a bitcoin knots node does absolutely nothing, as far as I understand. It's only relevant for miners that are making use of it. If knots would not allow the spam-blocks, it would already have created a hard fork, but Luke Dashjr did not want that (yet... obviously).

2025-05-13 11:23:05 UTC

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1) But such a thing that you desire, can never exists, as long as you have any property that allows for custom data to be attached? IMHO us removing the limit anyways won't do anything and it's worth the risk, BECAUSE we can always come together again and decide that this was a bad idea and we should roll back. It's like when you dig a pond for you to bath in, you also have to live with the birds that will find this pond and drink from it and maybe shit in. It's just something that is there and what is there gets being used. It's the most natural thing. There is no pool/pond in the world, that is only used by humans, even though the sole purpose it was being built, is to bath in it. Other animals and species find other use cases that do not get in the way. Bitcoin knots is - apart from merging what they should not merge just like that - the chemicals you would throw into that pond to keep others from using it. I myself like a natural pond, I don't like pools with chlorine and so and I don't care if a ducks takes a dump into it. This is not my world, it is OUR world and we can and have to live alongside each other. A bird will not come to the pond if a human is in it. The economical incentive is not worth the risk. But if no humans are there, it will take a bath and take a sip.
2) Nothing is forever. Initially, there was no OP_RETURN limit, then it got implemented and now it is being removed again. If we find that this was a bad idea, we aren't fucked, we can just remove that part from the code again.

2025-05-12 21:49:11 UTC

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thx! already in bed but will check.

2025-05-12 21:40:15 UTC

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But isn't he on a heavy leverage? Like if BTC would go to 50k again, it would all bust? After all, he could become such a target at 500k Bitcoins that could be liquidated.

2025-05-12 15:34:23 UTC

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But why would he invest in irregular steps? Why not all at once or something? Or why not OTC (maybe he does but I don't know). And he did in fact take loans, he said that over and over. I think he also did stock splits to buy more. Either a tanking bitcoin price or people selling his stock for some reason, could potentially blow his company. But what the heck to I know. I would never buy that stock, because I have many questions but find no answers. Unlike raw bitcoin, where I have lots of answers to all kinds of critics.

2025-05-12 14:45:28 UTC

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I mean, if he didn't buy in the first place, we could have bought cheaper for the past few years probably. And not sure how these 500k bitcoin (single Bitcoin, not USD) will hit the market is another question, but you can be pretty sure that the price will tank for a longer time....... if..... the US doesn't claim it. I see why humans would buy his stock rather than the raw asset, but I would shit my pants. Lots of people are too convinced by what Saylor believes and how he is behaving. I'm not sure if this guy is the be all know all. He seems to see himself as that, which is a red flag in itself imho. If his stock blows, all the "hodlings" of people with his stock will take a huge haircut. As we know, in trading, there is for every loss on one side, a win on another.

2025-05-12 14:35:53 UTC

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No, you also need to participate in lots of interviews and convince everyone that you are a true maxi. I'm thankful for Saylors inputs and world views, as they are indeed extremely interesting. But my uneducated self fears that if he is sucking the whole market empty while his company is in decline (apart from the bitcoin thing), I can't help but think he will blow up at some point (and he potentially he already is aware of that or that's even the plan). Just think about Strategy blowing up and the US getting his BTC... If he is just the puppet for the US to create a reserve already, without "officially buying in yet", they can buy more at a lower price. Seriously, how can such a company buy 13k bitcoin every here and there? If you take Saylor by his word, why didn't he take all his "loans" at once? I don't get it and when I tried to research it, I didn't find any info that would make sense to me. Saylor might be the next price bomb, we don't know. The fear of Strategy being overleveraged and about to blow exists since many years now, yet he still buys more and more. If anyone can explain this reasonably to me, I'd highly appreciate it.

2025-05-12 14:29:48 UTC

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Can't we just stick to discussion? Do we really need that kind of drama? Truly silly... This discussion is interesting and important. Everything around it is not important, if not totally unrelated.

2025-05-12 10:34:00 UTC

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I want to say that I'm not 100% sure that my perceived scenario will 100% be as written, as there might always emerge things that we do not see yet.
1) You also "run" a plug that sits in your wall, that allows for TCP traffic. That traffic does not care if you are watching porn or browsing wikipedia and also, it shouldn't. TCP CAN be used to stream porn, although it was never meant with that goal. Even with unlimited OP_RETURN, the consensus rules stay the same. And AFAIK (I'm not 100% sure): What your node filters does not matter at all, because miners will find a valid block and as long as this does not cause a hardfork, your node is going to accept the found block. Your filter basically is only for you and the users of your node. And for Matthew Kratter, so he can say "8% of nodes are Bitcoin-Knots nodes", which is a meaningless number, as of my current understanding.
2) Yes, monetary transactions will be more expensive IF THE BLOCKS ARE FULL, which is an important note. First thing is, that we want to have full blocks, for keeping the miners around long term and not put them into a stop and go mode. That would be the worst thing that could happen to BTC, because the 10 minute block time would become heavily volatile. Also, monetary transactions will move to a second layers solution, which is already the case now for small payments. Your spam concern is imho correct, I also am a bit afraid of that. Even if economical incentives speak against it, there is actor A which has 9999999x more financial power than actor B which also wants to use the mainlayer once a year. That being said: Spam is already possible and it doesn't seem to happen often. Having a bigger OP_RETURN does not automatically enable spam, it just opens the path to developers for easier NFT access, but it's not like the could not do that stuff already with multiple combined transactions. The block size limit remains, so your node doesn't suddenly have to get bigger SSDs and so, as you should anyways calculate with full blocks when you want to decide on how long long the capacity of your SSD will need to last.
>it's already so hard to make ppl understand what btc is
Nobody understands what bitcoin is. Not you and not me, but we have a vastly deeper understanding of it than the majority of people. But you see on this debate, that even the biggest experts on bitcoin have different approaches. Bitcoin is what democracy decides it to be, nothing more and nothing less. If you believe that YOU got it 100%, then clearly you should work on yourself, before you start on others. I can't count the times where I had an opinion but I wasn't aware of a simple additional fact that made me completely shift my opinion. Some of that stuff is already known but you don't know it yet, some of that stuff will emerge only in the future.
Thanks for writing back man, I appreciate such discussions and I don't claim to be right, I'm just not convinced otherwise yet. :)

2025-05-12 07:29:16 UTC

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ah i was on "trending". ok all good. whoever upvotes that shit, it's an age old meme, older than all the facebook memes combined.

2025-05-12 07:26:23 UTC

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why do i see this shit? i don't follow that guy and i didn't come here to see meme reposts.

2025-05-11 20:03:32 UTC

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Let's start from the bottom:
3. Agree.
2. Filtering is not neutral towards the protocol in my opinion. If there is a property for custom data and always has been, it will be used for custom data. That data size scales with transaction fees, which is good. Also the block size limit still makes sure we don't become ETH 2.0. A JPEG will always cost SO MUCH MORE than any transaction, so if normal transactions start to be 5$, which is not unreasonable thanks to lightning, a JPEG would cost hundreds if not thousands of dollar of fees. If a transaction is 10$, that JPEG will be more and more unaffordable.
1. Lots of people have lots of opinions. This debate is not over for me, i simply agree with "Shinobi", that the nodes should stay neutral and that you nurture behavior over economical incentives and NOT over morales.

2025-05-09 09:13:15 UTC

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Bitcoin is NOT a monetary network! That was the intention of it, but bitcoin is a simple database of transactions, that have the ability of an "attachment". Bitcoin is USED as monetary network, amongst other things. Obviously, these attachments can used in a non-monetary-transaction driven form, but that's simply the nature of such a protocol. The block limit remains, the financial incentives clearly go against spam, so I don't see why we would need to "filter" stuff out. Nothing neutral about that. If they removed the block limit, I would see it completely otherwise. Also they having merged it in the midst of the discussion is a poor fucking joke.

2025-05-09 09:10:09 UTC

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Ok buy YOU as the bitcoin pope understand it? I appreciate your perspectives a lot, but I would also appreciate you being a bit more down to earth in your discussion style. You are - after all - not speaking out for all bitcoiners and I disagree with you on the OP_RETURNS issue (I also disagree with the idiot who merged that shit in the midst of the discussion).

2025-05-07 18:25:11 UTC

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i'm split on the pull request. i see the benefits but not the drawbacks to the current implementation (block size limit is still unaffected). but i disagree with the idiot who just merged that shit without the discussion having been even close to over.

2025-05-06 16:11:03 UTC

DO NOT UPGRADE BITCOIN CORE!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaAjhhkFjU8
#bitcoin-core #bitcoin-core @nprofile…zyc0

2023-10-20 15:45:46 UTC

Hey does anyone see this message? Or am I on my own? 😭

2023-10-15 06:54:20 UTC

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"Bitcoin Art"? Looks very nice!