This big beautiful consolidation transaction has been in my mempool for the last six blocks and was actually rejected by Foundry USA 3 times, viaBTC, and Binance in favor of a bunch of garbage spam. This is where core 30 is taking us. Core nodes now favor bloating the utxo set over shrinking it.

My knotty node has been trying to mine this transaction the entire time but it was displaced by spam that core 30 is optimized for. Why is core software rejecting valid transactions that are actually beneficial to the blockchain in favor of flooding the blockchain with bullshit dust transactions.

This transaction was eventually mined by F2Pool and turned 1000 utxos into 1. Why are we optimizing bitcoin to be free data storage service for miscreants instead of prioritizing transactions that clean up that junk. I'm sure this is just some scammer preparing another mint of dick butts on the chain but it still begs the question. Why is it easier to spam the chain than clean it up. Seems like the incentives are perverse.

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Sounds like a shit coin to me

Free Market Complaints.

There's a free market (which has specific boundaries) and a free-for-all shit show of decay where anything goes. I assume you celebrate the latter and sing a song like its how it should be?

Or just Complaining.

Fuck Core and Fuck Adam Back

#Enshitcoinification

You could have paid more in fees if you wanted to secure a spot in the mempool. Its all about whether you want to pay more to be first or be patient waiting while paying less. They accept my transactions just fine, I just offer a bit more in fees to get my stuff included in the block.

Claiming its the fault of "spam" either shows you don't know how Bitcoin and fee markets work or you are just blinded by whatever Knots propaganda was presented to you. Also Core nodes don't have filters for blocking Knots nodes. It is the other way around Knots has the function to block OP_RETURN transactions which is actively censoring transactions that are valid to the chain.

My transactions were also just UTxO consolidation as well and it still got into the block. I just had to offer more coins in return to get a spot in the block.

There's nothing "seems" about it.

We need a User-Activated Soft Fork (UASF) to block anything other than monetary transactions. Bitcoin is money not data storage

consolidation UTXOs aren't intended to be included in the next block. it's something you do on a weekend and you aren't supposed to care if it takes hours. if the exchange who submitted it wanted it in the next block they wouldn't have deliberately paid the lowest fee they thought they could pay

The free market does not care about humanity exists

What does that even mean?

Thats right :)