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As I've said many times, Citrea really seems like a shady coverup of the whole thing. Why can Alpen Labs fit everything in just under 80 bytes? image If Citrea sucks as a layer 2 it's its team that should find a better way of doing things instead of Bitcoin Core changing long standing, non controversial policy.
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MBE 3 months ago
He doesn’t want the sats clearly. Loads have tried to zap him but he doesn’t set it up. Maybe he’s trying to prove he has no financial incentive in this debate
This PR, replacing #32359, doesn’t remove the -datacarrier or -datacarriersize options. Contrary to what many are saying, the PR does not force the user to accept larger datacarrier transactions in transaction relay. Setting -datacarrier=0 still turns it off, and -datacarriersize=83 gives you the original default (the same amount of data but across 1 or more outputs). Some developers still believe the option should be removed, but there is consensus for waiting at least 1 release like we did for -mempoolfullrbf. No timeline is set for removal. read more:
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BitcoinIsFuture 3 months ago
People need to open their eyes. Truth matters.
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This is the disgusting shitcoin spammers business model. Now they sell message storage on Bitcoin but you can see its capped to 80 Bytes (on OP_RETURN). Do you wonder why? Becuase filters work. Next they want it to 100 KB and start selling distributed storage for CSAM. Its fucking disgusting. image https://poststr.com/
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