.Luke Dashjr has definitely helped Bitcoin, and shown general immunity to peer pressure - strongly independent minded. Those are very useful traits for an independent developer. I'm glad he does what he does and hope people support him. Bitcoin owes him a debt for work on UASF.

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Block 913272 was found yesterday by a small miner: Muninn revealed that it was him, using a QAxe++, a @Start9Labs and DATUM on OCEAN. Seeing miners of all sizes have their voices heard by mining their own blocks and seeing decentralization happen in real time is why we do

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Its been 18 hours since someone pushed this valid transaction with a full jpeg in op_return. For most of those 18 hours, the fee rate was sufficient for it to be considered "next block." But it hasn't been mined yet. The reason it hasn't been mined is because of filters, which

F2Pool is actively attacking the network RIGHT NOW. All it takes is one attacker to send them a single instance of CSAM, and Bitcoin users will have to knowingly and intentionally receive, store, and distribute it until the end of time. This will permanently impact Bitcoin

If you are a miner with F2Pool, now is the time to direct your hash elsewhere.

This is the 1st layer I want from bitcoin

Matthew R. Kratter Yes, I make ParmAirGap, an offline signing device, but it does much more. There is also a pi zero version (ParmAirGap Zero), more basic, and cheaper. Like a seedsigner but has a full operating system. Found here... parman.org

sbl46eo0 carman 🟠 OCEAN OCEAN isn't involved in spam filtering. We leave these decisions with miners, and encourage them to do the right thing. Knots's default policy has already for years filtered these out, and can adapt if needed.

As a (hopefully) temporary measure, run Knots. I strongly recommend not upgrading to Core v30. x.com/NickSzabo4/sta…

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If you only learn one thing about the OP_RETURN drama, make it this: The biggest threat to Bitcoin's censorship resistance is that the biggest pools stop mining on top of blocks found by anyone, and start mining only on top of blocks found by a small cartel of pools. Another

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Matthew R. Kratter I have been an avid follower of you, both here on X and your Bitcoin University channel. Besides opening my eyes to this current debate on Core vs Knots and the spam saga, you have been instrumental in advancing my Bitcoin education since early 2021. Thank you, good

sbl46eo0 Rombbb BIP47 is a scam, just address reuse with a little misdirection

We tried to warn you!!!!! Core v30 is malware. DO NOT UPGRADE!!!!

Core dev looking at the market, 15 minutes after compiling V30

Adam Back We can still make rational changes in Knots. Indeed, as long as they're fixed in Core 29.2, they're also fixed in Knots 29.2. But also: Blame the people actively trying to hide security issues from Knots devs. I was part of the security list for over a decade yet it appears