Yeah, I like the concept/idea of what it can do. It’s just unsettling that it “cheats” on paying the full weight of the actual block by abusing what is supposed to be a witness/signature space that secures the transactions and chain. Just seems to be a lot that goes against our ethos here. I don’t have a problem with NFT ideology, but implementation has been bad since Ordinals/Inscriptions have given a way to host both the data and history.

However, Bitcoin at its core is a ledger of transactions: financial or transactional, not a database. I think I saw someone say we’d only add 210GB a year at full 4mb blocks, but where are we in another 10 years? Talking about pruning the block because it takes months to sync a new node?

Just so many questions we need to think about now and begin trying to solve before they become an attack vector or a way this spins out of control.