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#Ocean pool filters out the ordinals that scam the blockchain.

Ordinals scammers are paying the pools to accept their trash and they are making fortunes with the increase of the transaction fees.

#ocean pool is NON CUSTODIAL that means you get the freshly mined #bitcoin directly onto your wallet. All other pools have custodial payout methods, FPPS+, that are opaque and all of them are paying out their used bitcoin to the miners.

All pools except #Ocean are capaple of manipulating the block templates according to their needs. This should be the task of a miner, who does the work.

Centralized mining is a huge threat to bitcoin. 11 pools are dominating the market, either US or China based.

Nobody talks about it.

Matt 1y ago

Ordinals are not scamming anything. It's a valid part of the protocol right now. There is no scam.

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binsky 1y ago

Well not a scam (maybe) but not needed IMO. No?

ralphstriewski 1y ago

That's wrong!

Ordinals don't contribute anything to the electronic peer to peer payment system of Satoshi Nakamoto.

If you want to sell shitty NFT go to ETH

binsky 1y ago

Well I can “agree” in a way that it’s not a scam… kind of… but indeed, the whole idea of Bitcoin is not meant for NFT (which are crap anyways IMO)

ralphstriewski 1y ago

The point is, that the nodes and the protocol are constantly filtering out wrong and faulty transactions and nobody calls it censorship.

Now all of a sudden the scammers use the "censorship narrative" and everybody hops on to that argument.

If you join a chess club and you want to play according to monopoly rules, you will be censored too. 🤪