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Those are current spammers, scammers and bad actors. isn't FTX already history? Also its not a complete set, I think there was disclamer on it.
This note was from 4 months ago and is in the same spirit as the above one.
BitcoinIsFuture's avatar BitcoinIsFuture
From @elkrun21 on X What's behind BIP-110 opposition? Follow the money. Table at bottom 👇 IMHO, the primary reason for opposition to BIP-110 is hundreds of millions of dollars behind dozens of companies currently (or planning on) exploiting SegWit and Taproot (and potentially OP_RETURN if they choose). This is a lot of money introducing a ton of malincentives ... folks focused not on immutable money, but a bunch of non-bitcoin related stuff. Hundreds of Dapps, Bapps, Smart Contracts, RWAs, Ordinals, Tokens, etc.. It's also heavily burdening nodes with ~ 40% block space and UTXO bloat. All this seriously threatens decentralization which puts bitcoin's immutability at risk. Most of these companies started in 2023, right after the first exploitation of SegWit/Taproot, Ordinals Inscriptions. Many are VC-backed. This info is pulled using Grok ... multiple prompts to extract the following: Companies and Projects Directly Negatively Impacted by BIP-110 Activation Bitcoin ecosystem players reliant on inscriptions, arbitrary data embedding, Taproot script patterns, or L1 data postings targeted by BIP-110's restrictions (as of March 10, 2026). Sorted by Smart Contract platforms first, then Ordinal Inscriptions/BRC-20 projects. I'm sure there are some inaccuracies in here (e.g., Magic Eden recently pulled the plug on Bitcoin support). But I think it's directionally correct. It's going to take a concerted effort from the plebs to combat this. image
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True. FTX was just another failed attack. That is why the current one is bigger and with more dimensions.