The debate between adding additional filters to OP_RETURN vs removing the existing on is interesting but I'm not seeing the contraversty.
Both bitcoind and NOTS are currently in conseus and are 99% identical.
Bitcoin does not have dictators and so whether you agree with the arguments of the Peter Todd or Luke-Jr side, everyone is still free to choose which node software to run and which mempool policy to enforce.
Ultimately storing large amounts of data on the chain is a waste of money and those who attempt it will bankrupt themselves in the long run.
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2025-06-09 18:16:16 UTC
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