One of the best “Why Knots not Core” explanations I’ve read
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Running Knots! 🤙🏼
Here's a little breakdown on this that some of you might find useful:
OP_RETURN Data Carrier Size Removal: Technical and Legal Risks
Increasing Bitcoin's OP_RETURN data carrier size from 80 bytes up to ~4 MB per block (Bitcoin Core v30) brings new technical and legal risks—especially regarding liability for illicit data—alongside a drive toward network standardization and transparency. This analysis weighs both sides, highlighting the debate between critics warning about centralization pressures and developer advocates focused on protocol realities and censorship resistance.
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Thank you @Alan ₿ 🧡🙏🫂
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virtue signaling left and right; yawn
We’ll be discussing the motivation for Core’s new policy at BitDevs Rotterdam today!