Quote from: darkv0rt3x on Today at 02:47:37 PM

But seems that devs are not considering this as an attack!

Why should they?

Quote from: darkv0rt3x on Today at 02:47:37 PM

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "I might not personally need them", doesn't mean other people don't". I was speaking on Bitcoin behalf, not on my singular behalf. The base layer was perfect as it was. It didn't need the extra garbage!

Seems rather your singular behalf, as the protocol doesn't understand "extra garbage". It understands valid and invalid. I can agree it's valid garbage, but apparently acknowledging something is garbage versus invalidating that something because it's garbage does not seem orders of magnitude different to most here. But it is.

Quote from: darkv0rt3x on Today at 02:47:37 PM

Did the Ordinals / Inscriptions, BRC-20 and ORC-20 changed any of that? Bitcoin was already like that before! As of now, the only way to shut Bitcoin down is to bring the entire internet down, and even so, as soon as any node at any point of the world became online again, it was enough to resume the network again. So, all these new garbage didn't bring anything new to the network.

Answer the following question and you'll understand the point: are my financial transactions any more useful to you than Ordinals?