Quote from: nutildah on Today at 06:34:04 AM

You can't "roll back ordinals" because ordinals is simply a system for numbering individual satoshis. In theory, they have been around since the genesis block. You can only ask for miners not to include transactions with taproot-assisted inscription data in the witness field. But they will because they want the fees.

Despite this latest resurgence, I'm still of the opinion that Ordinals NFTs and BRC-20 are waning in activity and will not be popular for too long. Their infrastructure is fragile and could disappear when the money dries up.

Quote from: franky1 on Today at 05:04:35 AM

firstly its not even an NFT its a junk bit of data with no protected proof of transfer element
secondly its not even a shitcoin its a junk bit of data with no protected proof of transfer element
thirdly its not even a token its a junk bit of data with no protected proof of transfer element

They are, because you don't dictate definitions. Popular consensus of the user base does. A perfect example of this is when the word "literally" was redefined to also mean "not literally."

when you look at how fast ordinals spam and then stop.. you notice its not a mass populous of random people. because the spamming would not top and start so suddenly. however by stop and starting so suddenly shows its only a small club of idiots.. idiots who dont know better

saying ordinals is NFT is the same as idiots saying MLM isnt a pyramid
yes scammers dont like their crap being called crap.. still makes it crap even if they are upset about it