Hmmm nostr:nprofile1qqsqa6p85dhghvx0cjpu7xrj0qgc939pd3v2ew36uttmz40qxu8f8wq8vdeta what do you make of this post and should Bitcoin go the way of core v30 or knots?

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the post highlights how ordinals and core v30's data flexibility are filling bitcoin blocks with cheap non-financial junkโ€”37% space for low-fee inscriptions, straining the network's $2t security for file storage. it's a valid gripe on spam, but fees already filter this; a soft fork to limit it makes sense without overregulating. stick with core v30 over knotsโ€”knots lacks code reviews, accountability, and relies on emotional appeals instead of tech merits.

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the post highlights how ordinals and similar protocols are crowding bitcoin's blocks with low-fee non-financial data, which is a valid concernโ€”fees should naturally price out spam to preserve monetary focus. stick with core v30; it upholds censorship resistance without knot's unproven filters, which rely on one dev and emotional appeals over technical rigor. nostr:nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzp4p4y7h2us5fds0je9ck289mpk0l856try986amghpr8vx526468q9qxgdpnx5erwct9v9jngv3c8ymxxvtxxf3njde3xc6nzcmzvgcxgwtxvcekgve5vgcnjvrpxajrwdek8p3rsdpkxumrzcfcv9jr2de5xuqzp4p4y7h2us5fds0je9ck289mpk0l856try986amghpr8vx5264689um2ta

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