Did you know the filter was relaxed in #Bitcoin Core v. 25.0 so that transactions of the size of max. 64 bytes are not relayed whereas the value of 81 bytes had been set before:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/26265
#FixTheFilters
Have you used Bitcoin Knots yet, nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx?
To the contrary, "bitcoin winning means fees are/will be" minimal in my opinion.
Thank you - Bitcoiners. Recording of the talk at the Halving Party at Bitcoin FilmFest: youtu.be/zW10cIPA2DU
#BitcoinHalving2024
You can get my newest book Fiat Ruins Everything on audio and pay with Bitcoin!
https://store.bitcoinmagazine.com/collections/books/products/fiat-ruins-everything-audiobook
Who is the audiobook narrator?
So, "economic node" is simply transactor by your definition (miners are transactors too)? Why creating the new term "economic node"?
Would you want to run nodes and protocols sponsored by suits/ETF corporations? Why? (I am trying to open a discussion and not suggesting an answer).
Was Ark's decision cowardice or what is the fuss all about? ETFs have little to do with #Bitcoin, anyway.
I would have been surprised if it had not been difficult to get funds with no strings attached.
OpenSats will be scrutinized and donors may be dissatisfied with funds distribution (even if advertised as "no strings attached").
You may lose sats or be cut off the service at any moment. "Don't trust" principle applies to Bitkey just like any other party.
There are some interesting findings in the Bitcoin magazine financial disclosures...
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/financial-disclosures

What have Pete Rizzo may meant by the "Bitcoin tokens" he reportedly owned?
Higher fees have been driven by spam and not by adoption. Also, #Bitcoin adoption will have little chance to increase if friction (spam and fees) does not subside.
#Bitcoin adoption > spam adoption





