Exactly. Whoever facilitates spam/porn and therefore fucks with Bitcoin pure nature should be called out. Guys like @adam3us should never be trusted. Don't ever trust. Verify & discard that type of person, no matter how they have been worshipped at one point.
>Bitcoin’s world-changing mission is to separate money and state. The signal the OP_RETURN uncap sent was unmistakable: Bitcoin Core is open for business for non-monetary use cases, to the point that the project will preemptively facilitate them while refusing any attempt to curb spam.
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16 years and younger mostly don't have IDs, no driver's licenses or passports. They cannot prove what they don't have, instead everyone above 16 needs to prove not being under 16. Like COVID, what the UK/others introduce is an intelligence test and most likely people will fail.
@TheAkoFiles 16 years old and younger don't have IDs, no driver's license and in many cases no passports. So it's an adult only tool. That's what it is: a control tool. It was never about the kids.
BTC treasury companies hurt Bitcoin adoption by onboarding a lot of newcomers into stonks that should have been onboarded into BTC in self-custody. Families that own BTC in self-custody will be able to survive the great monetary reset, while brokerage accounts and bank accounts get wiped out or marked down or confiscated. BTC treasury companies also create large pools of BTC at large regulated custodians where they can be rehypothecated and used to suppress price, or ultimately 6102's like FDR did with American's gold in 1933. BTC treasury cos will be remembered as a gimmick and a grift. Operating companies like Apple replacing their cash and Treasuries with BTC is what real corporate adoption looks like. But all retail investors should be onboarded onto the real thing-- BTC
We are Bitcoiners who still believe Bitcoin is money.
Not a JPEG gallery.
Not cheap cloud storage.
Not a data layer for arbitrary spam.
For too long, non-monetary data has bloated the UTXO set, raised verification costs, and threatened the decentralization that keeps Bitcoin sovereign.
BIP-110 is our temporary, pragmatic line in the sand — a soft fork that limits abuse of blockspace and refocuses the chain on its original purpose: peer-to-peer electronic cash.
We run Knots.
We signal BIP-110.
We filter what doesn’t belong.
This is not about control.
It’s about preserving a sound monetary network that anyone can run and verify — without permission, and without carrying everyone else’s junk.
The network is waking up. More sovereign nodes choose this path every week.
Filters up. 🛡️
#BIP110 #RunKnots #Bitcoin
Follow the money to see the ongoing Bitcoin Landauer hack BIP-110 solves. Bip110 cuts out the Fabian/Rockefeller/Rothschilds suits who came into the core dev community by compromising many Early Bitcoin companies and CEOs. Core devs executed their attack during last bull run.
@Keir_Starmer The easiest thing to do for a cabal asslicker like you. There will be a time when the plebs will kick your ass and the pedos in your country will face justice.
Call out the fiat artists utilizing Bitcoin to take generational wealth away from the plebs. Way too many in the space by now. Saylor, Mallers & Co. Wall Street 2.0 guys.
Yes, and if everyone uses BTC as collateral and no one uses it as a medium of exchange, then Bitcoin fails. I'm here to separate money from state, not to help to prop up the USD system by using it as a medium of exchange. I'm beginning to think that your whole company is one giant psyop intended to extend the USD standard. Absolutely disgusting
@newineskins@btc_overflow You surely see that a "fundamentalist" running a simple node compared to a guy who accumulated 850k BTC and is talking about "digital money" with Wall Street like talking points are two very contrary things?