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2026-08-15 04:12:03 CEST

Anyone want to know why Andy Back nominated Peter Todd for a Luke replacement? This talk is telling. I don’t know maybe I need to change my stance. Introducing a tax on bitcoin transactions is the future. Please watch and give your honest feelings. This isn’t a bip110 promo for me. It is just information. It sounds dirty just like the women I like.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmAAeEm1nIE
#bitcoin
#Tail EmissionsareAtax
#noderunners
#runknots

2026-08-08 07:54:52 CEST

Ocean hit 10 Blocks again. BIP-110 tomorrow
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-08-01 01:10:51 CEST

DO NOT MOVE MK3 THAT IS IN A MULTISIG. IF YOU DO, THE ATTACKERS CAN RBF YOUR TRANSACTION.
I should say…I would not do that. I would go to sparrow wallet, replace all of the the (bad keys) with good keys then and only then move the sats.
Move cautiously with multisig. Singlesig... move asap.
#bitcoin
#coldcardissues
#coldcard
#bip110 ers

2026-08-01 00:52:21 CEST

SOOOO, what is worse? ColdCard or BIP-110?
#bitcoin

2026-07-31 20:31:03 CEST

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I bet a lot of people wish they cashed out at 100k. Shhh, even at 65k at this rate.

2026-07-31 03:11:34 CEST

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Me too man. It’s sad!

2026-07-31 03:07:57 CEST

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I asked my local AI to give me a layout. It said and I paraphrase “BIP110 is coded to activate even with 0%.”
Which means go big or go home!!!!
BIP-110 is the blockchain.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-31 03:06:00 CEST

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Awesome bro!
@npub1wnl…n3wr @npub1lh2…a9nk @npub1lh2…ostr:@npub1lh2…a9nk @npub1lh2…a9nk @npub1s33…252p @npub1s33…252p @npub1s33…252p

2026-07-31 02:51:29 CEST

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I know man. Me too.
#bitcoin

2026-07-29 04:00:30 CEST

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Bitcoin miners are not “printing money” we are generating digital value that can be transferred for fiat. To me that means printing money.
Os mineradores de Bitcoin não estão 'imprimindo dinheiro', nós estamos gerando valor digital que pode ser transferido por fiat. Para mim, isso significa imprimir dinheiro."

2026-07-29 03:55:53 CEST

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I hear that. After I heard that a node that has sent 1 600 satoshi ordinal was considered an economic node I started to look at “economic” differently.

2026-07-29 03:24:01 CEST

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I’m torn on this. I understand what they mean, but if a non “economic node” was the only one with a copy of the blockchain then it is valuable.
If a non economic node never had a single Satoshi ran through it, it doesn’t make it less valuable than a node that had every last satoshi sent through it.

2026-07-29 03:21:25 CEST

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I applaud the 19% that actually makes a stance instead of sitting on the sideline like a little girl.
Real men make choices. Good or bad.

2026-07-29 02:54:53 CEST

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SHHHH, that statement made me smile man. Datum with knots, on start 9 server, and solar?????
I’ve only known the Governments to make their own money.
Your setup sounds like you are printing your own money and learning a ton in the process. Hats off to you sir!!!
#bitcoin

2026-07-29 02:52:22 CEST

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Am I wrong in my thinking?
The miners need to run a node and get the network rules? So let’s suppose the miners dont work for the nodes. They definitely need the node to tell them the rules.

2026-07-29 02:51:01 CEST

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This is a good statement man. Don’t real miners use nodes to get the rules?
I’m only asking you because you have showed your mining setup so I know that you are a miner.

2026-07-29 00:23:28 CEST

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Secretly he is talking about the 100K V31 change.
#bitcoin

2026-07-29 00:21:00 CEST

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Hilarious man!
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-27 20:06:25 CEST

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As I thought about this… Being the first to do anything feels like you are alone. You are not alone. We are in this together.
The only saving grace is an unwavering delusion that we are right LMAO. I hope that we are right!!!!
The future depends on us staying with it and guarding the Bitcoin Network from the bad actors.
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-07-27 20:01:24 CEST

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That sounds amazing. How did you connect the 4 3090? I asked my qwen3.6 27B if running 2 3090 was worth it and it basically said it depends but not worth it because of diminishing returns.

2026-07-27 19:56:24 CEST

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I have to agree with you on that.
I guess I’m not into the minutia of the case. Name impersonation, or design of clock?

2026-07-27 19:54:54 CEST

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You are welcome and thank you!

2026-07-27 19:53:15 CEST

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I know man. It is always better to have more secure backups than not.

2026-07-27 19:12:22 CEST

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Nostr is better. It just takes most people a long long long time to realize what us early few see clearly now.

2026-07-27 19:11:08 CEST

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Peer to peer electronic cash. Not electronic file storage. So the sentence in this article:
"You cannot claim Bitcoin is censorship-resistant and then begin writing consensus rules that determine which properly constructed, fee-paying transactions are morally acceptable.”
If it is an electronic cash transaction…. I will save it. You probably have your mind made up. No?

2026-07-27 19:09:21 CEST

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Peer to peer electronic cash. Not electronic file storage.

2026-07-27 19:07:52 CEST

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Exactly !

2026-07-27 19:07:01 CEST

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I hear that. I don’t have X nor twitter. I would love to be in the conversations there, but it doesn’t interest me to sign up. It’s a tough decision. Potentially more views on Youtube vs purity. We always have to sacrifice. There has to be a better way.

2026-07-27 19:04:56 CEST

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I see your point. You must NOT want to migrate some of your library over to start9 vs keep it all in one place.
I thought you might want to keep some of the more watched shows or videos on start 9 to keep it available 24/7 and turn the laptop off. Keeping the laptop as a disaster backup.
From your question I see that I was waaaay off lol. My bad.

2026-07-27 19:00:48 CEST

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Bitcoin: Made by Satoshi and given FREE-LY to the world. Open source, free to use, develop on ect.
Guy makes a wallet to help us secure our Bitcoin. THANK YOU because I secure with cold card.
Guy makes profit from free and open source Bitcoin which is someone else’s creation and it is all good.
Guy then makes clock…someone else makes profit from copying his clock because it is a fork of the clock and he sells it cheaper.
THEN all of a sudden this free and open source shhhh is no longer cool????
You are funny NVK. Calm down man, or should I use your teams phrases?
“The free market will decide.”
It sounds hypocritical to me. NO?
And for god sakes stop pretending that a “minority fork” is synonymous with hard fork. They are different and you know it. You also know that minority fork is alarming for those that don’t know the difference.
#bitcoin
#btclock
#runbip110

2026-07-27 17:10:54 CEST

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Do you have to choose? Why not have both?

2026-07-27 07:36:33 CEST

My Local Assistant Robot Jesus says: This is why we need BIP-110.
Who Bitcoin Was For & What It Was For
The white paper is explicit: "A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System." Satoshi wrote it in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis. The intended audience wasn't speculators or data hoarders — it was regular people who wanted a way to transact without permission from banks or governments.
The core design goal was decentralized validation by ordinary people running nodes on ordinary computers. Satoshi tested Bitcoin on a laptop. The vision was that a teenager in their bedroom could verify every transaction and participate in consensus.
Is Ordinals Going Toward or Away From That?
Away. Unambiguously.
The white paper never envisioned Bitcoin as a blockchain-based hard drive. It envisioned Bitcoin as a payment network optimized for low-value, high-frequency transactions. Ordinals turned it into something else — a mechanism for storing images, tokens, and arbitrary data, while the payment layer gets crowded out.
Would This Hurt Node Accessibility?
Already is. The UTXO set doubling in two years is alarming. Here's the trajectory:
2023: ~84M UTXOs
2025: ~173M UTXOs
If this continues: 300M+ UTXOs within a few more years
The UTXO set determines:
How much RAM/disk you need to run a node
How long initial block download takes
Whether a Raspberry Pi or cheap VPS can participate
If the UTXO set keeps doubling, we're heading toward a future where running a node requires enterprise-grade hardware. That centralizes validation power. When fewer people can verify the chain, you lose the core security property.
My Honest Assessment of Pros and Cons
Pro:
Miners get paid more, which funds more hash rate and security
Bitcoin's price goes up, which attracts attention and investment
Innovation and experimentation
Con:
The UTXO set bloat directly attacks node accessibility
30% of the UTXO set is dust — 811 sats on average — that serves zero financial purpose
If blocks are full of inscriptions, real transactions get priced out
You're optimizing Bitcoin for data storage, not payments
It creates a perverse incentive: the more people use Bitcoin as a hard drive, the more expensive it becomes to verify it, pushing out the very people whose participation keeps it decentralized
The "miners profit" argument cuts both ways — yes, security budget goes up, but at what cost to the architecture? If the network becomes too expensive to validate, you have a security problem regardless of hash rate.
What Would I Do?
I'd be in favor of protocol-level changes that:
Enforce dust limits more strictly — prevent creation of sub-1000 satoshi outputs that serve only as inscription carriers
Limit arbitrary data in the UTXO set — OP_RETURN data doesn't bloat the UTXO; inscription outputs do. There should be a stronger preference for OP_RETURN or similar mechanisms
Cap UTXO set growth rate — not an absolute cap, but something that prevents explosive doubling
Make nodes more resilient — Utreexo and similar UTXO set optimization proposals should be prioritized
The goal isn't to stifle innovation — it's to keep the payment network functional and accessible.
30-Year Outlook
If the trajectory continues unchecked, I see Bitcoin becoming:
Expensive to validate — nodes require significant hardware
Crowded payment layer — regular transactions are a minority of block space
Centralized validation — fewer nodes, more mining pools, less resilience
In 30 years, Bitcoin could still be valuable as a store of value, but the "electronic cash" and "decentralized validation by everyone" parts would be largely dead. You'd have a highly secured but centralized ledger.
If the UTXO set and block space usage are managed to preserve accessibility, Bitcoin could remain true to its roots: a global, censorship-resistant payment system anyone can verify.
My bottom line: Ordinals as currently implemented are moving Bitcoin away from Satoshi's vision. The question isn't whether innovation is good — it is. It's whether this specific kind of innovation is compatible with keeping the network accessible to ordinary people. On that metric, it's failing.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-26 20:18:24 CEST

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YOOOO, I just watched your “Mini” video. I didn’t realize that you had an existing Jelllyfin install on your laptop. This is from my local LLM so it might not be 100% accurate, but it should get to most of the way to success linking your Start 9 to your current Jellyfin library.
https://image.nostr.build/3ae0b48028fc5fb8fd1fd7deb7e4bd4c9bba0e69a23599b46777c1754f921590.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/7493f84bb6373505811eeffc864fc50612bd018dbc4e8c8d8faf35732ac610e1.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/06722581b62fe8b629f7a16ceb4897f5ef4f3a6a9453218d3aef2bc19bf9733c.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/8aaa688066b316173e7a5fe1ed4dd62e6e40384d702e81f8b08865c86c616bdf.jpg

2026-07-26 17:10:46 CEST

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I will read this and see what wonderful things it says. Replying shortly.

2026-07-26 06:55:53 CEST

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That sounds super interesting. You made a Nostr-native LLM? I will definitely have to check it out.

2026-07-26 06:45:51 CEST

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I cap my 3090 at 225 watts and I usually get 24 - 25 tokens/s.

2026-07-26 06:40:17 CEST

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Are you running a 4090? How fast is the tokens/s

2026-07-26 05:03:53 CEST

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Really? You must want a 100k machine.
Thinking Cap Qwen3.6 27B Q4 does me right. It’s quick it thinks, has RAG, web tools, code tools…
But I am a simple man with 24GB VRAM. I don’t need much I guess.
What do you run your Local on @npub1fdt…uwwr

2026-07-26 04:59:51 CEST

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The chat is wild in here!

2026-07-26 04:58:54 CEST

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Winner!!!

2026-07-26 04:58:12 CEST

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@npub1g2p…cwx4 @npub1g2p…ostr:@npub1g2p…cwx4 @npub1g2p…cwx4 thanks for reposting.
@npub1cj8…rz4u I can’t tell if you are making a joke about yourself or not?
I saw the BTC Sessions podcast where you fumbled the difference… Am I going too far?
All in good fun….
#bitcoin
#bip110

2026-07-26 00:41:29 CEST

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Agreed

2026-07-26 00:37:22 CEST

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People get offended about everything. They take constructive criticism and turn it into an attack.
Maybe because they think they know everything.

2026-07-24 00:03:21 CEST

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TRUE. Now that it is clear that there is a spam fork and a Bitcoin fork everyone must choose. Then we will get rid of the spammers and bad actors.
They are good actors for themselves. Just not Bitcoin’s future.
#bitcoin
#bip110

2026-07-24 00:00:52 CEST

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Knots is the way!

2026-07-24 00:00:29 CEST

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Are you going to build on Eth? You know they welcome the building that you are doing right?

2026-07-23 23:58:31 CEST

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He calls you gay and your reply is “I sleep like a baby with my bitcoin in the pool with my homies?”
Let me see… Sleep, pool, homies and no women. That does sound like there should be a woman there somewhere unless…..
There is a joke here. I just don’t think I am smart enough to catch on LOL

2026-07-23 23:52:01 CEST

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Time to get serious about GrapheneOS on a Pixel??? I think so. What do you use?

2026-07-23 23:51:15 CEST

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The soap revolution.
Which oils are the best or worst? We use a lot of Olive, Avocado, Coconut oil, Shea butter and cocoa butter.
Are these good in your opinion?

2026-07-23 20:31:34 CEST

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I hope soon. I need another 2TB.

2026-07-23 05:11:02 CEST

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Start 9 locks the software down for extra storage. They are focused on security and there “could be” a security breach there.
I wouldn’t worry too much about it, but they feel there is a need to. They know more about the system than I do so I must believe they know their product better than I do.

2026-07-23 05:05:57 CEST

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The Ram and nvme should be right there as you take the cover off so both upgradeable. Is upgradeable a word?
You should be able to use the usb ports and other IO. I use a usb thumb drive to save my Start 9 backups. Are you talking about using the IO for extra storage?

2026-07-23 05:00:06 CEST

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Yes, you can open it up and add a larger drive. I believe it comes with a 2TB Samsung EVO nvme. That thing is one of the best out there.
If you are upgrading to a 4TB and want to sell the 2TB, let me know.
We can trade the disk for Bitcoin. I can always use another nvme.
Although you can add a lot of movies on less than 500GB of that disk.

2026-07-23 04:52:07 CEST

I can only speak for myself. Real men take a stance no matter the outcome. Never sit on the sideline like a 3rd string rookie.
Get in the game and choose a side. It doesn’t have to be RDTS.
Just grow a pair and make a stance because you know it to be best for you!
#bitcoin
#RDTS
#bip110

2026-07-23 04:49:52 CEST

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That is the best advice that I have heard lately. I will definitely enjoy it. The same to you sir. Enjoy your “anything goes” fork.
We need rules on this fork. Without them the world is Anarchy.
May the gods be with us all!
#runbip110
#bitcoin
#rdts for life

2026-07-23 04:44:11 CEST

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@npub18y3…x5t7 Wrong, you just don’t have a sense for the FUTURE of money. You are stuck on your problems for today.
Luke is focused on the Bitcoin future for us all.
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-07-20 22:06:33 CEST

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Birds of a feather.

2026-07-20 22:03:36 CEST

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And I should add that some of these companies will end up just like FTX. History!

2026-07-20 22:02:48 CEST

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It was mostly a joke. They are history, but I bet they were deep in every thread of this web.

2026-07-20 21:55:28 CEST

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My only question is: Where is FTX on this graph?

2026-07-20 21:54:14 CEST

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TRUE!

2026-07-20 21:43:06 CEST

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All things come to light.
“We sold.”
Translation
F off.
#bitcoin

2026-07-20 21:40:44 CEST

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This has to easily be my favorite “why they can’t support BIP-110” reason of the year. They are compromised!!! I meant… invested in. LMAO
Have you tagged @npub1lh2…a9nk @npub1lh2…a9nk , @npub1wnl…n3wr , @npub1s33…252p , @npub1h8n…rpev , @npub1cj8…rz4u @npub1mgv…r9yd , I can’t think of anyone else, but this is FIRE!

2026-07-20 21:34:30 CEST

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Awww damn. Grupo Salinas funded Jan3? The truth always comes to light.
I thought Ricardo Salinas was neutral. Guess not.

2026-07-20 21:32:19 CEST

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I’m here for it. You have all of the receipts. I don’t know of Artem. Is he a Bitcoin Developer?

2026-07-20 21:31:01 CEST

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Now I see another clear reason why so many people are fighting hard against RDTS. That would be fine if they had a descent argument, but they never do.
They aren’t just Bitcoiners. They are CIT-Coiners that have money invested in the project and Bip-110 kills their hopes to be independently rich.

2026-07-20 21:03:44 CEST

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Same!
Imagine the weird “stuff” they have to perform to be initiated. GROSS lol

2026-07-20 21:02:10 CEST

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I hadn’t seen this. That is pretty telling though. Thank god for Luke. They were really going to kill Bitcoin.
WHY? Everyone wants to be Satoshi.
#bitcoin
#bip110

2026-07-20 20:57:49 CEST

Whenever the crowd is doing something, you should be doing the opposite. Unless you are a double agent that is reporting back to the mothership.
Why you ask? Because people like to be told what to do and will follow anyone that actively tries to manipulate them.
Me, I have a problem with “authority.”
Why you ask? Because I have a brain that still works. Until that is taken from me….. I can still think for myself.
#Bip110 is the way. Mark it down in history.
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-07-20 20:47:37 CEST

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It’s a big club and we are not in it.

2026-07-20 20:46:55 CEST

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WOW
#bitcoin has been deceived

2026-07-20 20:44:06 CEST

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No problem at all man. You are a genuine guy so watching is easy.
We can tell that you put a lot of time and attention into your setup. That deserves some recognition. Glad that you share it so we all can experience it.
#bitcoin solar guy
#runbip110 and mine with solar

2026-07-20 20:30:04 CEST

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You ask about bad actors?
Who was that that broke Testnet3? A good actor?
Who was it that Isis Agora Lovecruft accused of sexual misconduct? Another good actor?
None other than LAME-son and Peter Frog.
Get your facts right man!!!
#runbip110 and stop whining like a child.

2026-07-20 20:20:34 CEST

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Maybe your debate is about that. Keep talking…
BIP-110 is the action behind words. Not debating forever so nothing is accomplished.
#bitcoin

2026-07-20 20:15:14 CEST

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I say the same thing. Peter is in bed with and gets paid from F2Pool so he is super compromised.
#runbip110
#rentsomehash
#bitcoin

2026-07-20 20:12:59 CEST

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That is too cool man! Solar mining makes me smile inside.
#runanode
#bitcoin
#solarmining
#runbip110

2026-07-20 19:57:31 CEST

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Thanks for posting! That deserves a repost!
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-18 04:52:43 CEST

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@npub1s33…252p Matt speaks and the community listens!
#bitcoin
#bit110

2026-07-18 04:48:08 CEST

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Let’s see…
Core accepts all BIP-110 blocks/LukeCoin so Bitcoin Core supports Shitcoins??? Shocker
Bitcoin Core wants to turn everything into be a shitcoin you should be happy about this. No?
#runbip110
#rdts

2026-07-18 04:41:45 CEST

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For Autonomy

2026-07-10 21:36:39 CEST

I can’t tell you how I know. I just know. You will see me again…
~Me KC

2026-07-10 05:39:00 CEST

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They are children. Grow up. Bitcoin is money. Not a video game.
If your GitHub says “Do not run this on mainnet you will lose money.”
You are the reason for BIP-110.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-10 05:36:26 CEST

Have you seen the user rejected soft fork to BIP-110? On his GitHub he says. “DO NOT RUN THIS ON MAINNET. You will lose money.”
Are you for real? Is this the level of clowning and joking around out there?
BItcoin is money man. Grow up.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-08 01:51:50 CEST

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You are talking about a today. He is focused on the future. These people are not built the same.
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-07-06 00:25:53 CEST

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Is that why Ocean has jumped in Hash? Great job fellas!
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-07-04 19:15:01 CEST

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All great empires seem to fail. It’s almost like it was planned to happen. Thanks for the history lesson. That was cool.

2026-07-04 03:27:11 CEST

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I hear you on that point. I may support the BIP, but I also appreciate the code and brain it takes to make a work around. I think competition is healthy plus I am not being paid, nor receiving credit for the bip nor ordinals.
So I am a free agent that roots for genius.

2026-07-04 03:17:56 CEST

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Is it some type of turf war manual that explains If a person doesn’t own an ordinal they can’t cheer on those that are smart enough to make them?
That sounds pretty one sided from my point of view, but I get the point now. It’s not about the function of these things. It’s either you fit in or you don’t. I appreciate you clueing me in. I may have taken a long time to hear what everyone was putting down but I finally got it. Stay I will stay doing what I know and don’t comment on what I don’t understand.
#bitcoin
#runknots

2026-07-03 18:36:40 CEST

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That is pretty cool news. I’m not into these, but I admire lifo for making it happen.
So does that mean Bip-110 is gaining support all of a sudden? Not that they agree, but does it have a fighting chance?
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-02 23:38:35 CEST

The amount of people that stand to profit off of Citrea’s launch is unbelievable.
Everyone wants to be Satoshi. It’s a shame that they can’t be.
GO HOME!
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-02 07:45:07 CEST

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@npub16ux…lra7 Why not educate us on why not bip110?

2026-07-02 07:42:03 CEST

There are no short cuts. You must do the work!
#RDTS
#bitcoin
#runbip110
#runrdts

2026-07-02 06:25:02 CEST

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Chainstate size? We should have about the same size no? Are you an electronically produced figment of my imagination? A computer program?
#BITCOIN
#runbip110

2026-07-02 06:22:01 CEST

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We live in a world where everything we do is decided by someone else.
I’m fine with paying higher fees. That’s not a problem. For my use case the problem is that people are making the decision to place things on the network that are making the fees higher and breaking the functionality of Bitcoin. If the network’s long term viability was there it wouldn’t be so bad.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-07-02 06:13:27 CEST

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That is pretty cool. Who made this?

2026-07-02 06:12:01 CEST

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@npub1w3v…4c5c if you controlled a large mining company. Which would you do? Mine with BIP-110 or no? Ask yourself these questions first.
1. Does BIP-110 do what I want for Bitcoin?
2. Would I feel right supporting 80 bytes instead of 100k bytes?
3. Where would I have the least risk in splitting the chain?
4. What do I gain for not signaling for BIP-110?
5. What do I stand to lose for signaling for BIP-110?
I’m sure your answers align to what most people that are not hostile to Bitcoin would think and do.
BIP-110, Bitcoin Knots, Ocean and Datum all give you control over the individual settings that you want on your node. Which allows you more control over what you want out of the network. They are literally designing these things for you to be free to choose.

2026-07-02 05:54:05 CEST

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I cant tell if that was a joke or no? No proof of work? Pay higher fees? Let the gov make decisions for us?
This sounds like a nightmare.
#runbip110
#bitcoin

2026-06-29 16:39:08 CEST

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I hear that. Defensive stances can’t and won’t learn.
If spam wasn’t so harmful BIP-110 wouldn’t have to be implemented.
#bitcoin
#runbip110

2026-06-29 16:36:10 CEST

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The miners don’t get that much more $ in fees. I calculated the fees and spam accounted for less than $400 per block in 2025. The block reward is 450 times that per block. Let them pay will ultimately make us pay when the network is unusable. Spam is advancing the network resources by more than 4 times what it should be at this point. In 50 years it will effectively kill it.
#runbip110
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2026-06-29 16:32:32 CEST

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Yessir! I’m on that wave length. What is the solution?
Until then: #runbip110
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