Quote from: DooMAD on Today at 12:14:39 PM

Quote from: a8832021 on Today at 03:58:24 AM

Could we make a hard fork to disable new inscription to reduce the network pressure. Then both inscriptoin supporter and objector can work on each chain. That may seeperate bitcoin value to two chain, and probably, one chain can gain more value,we can call the coin on this chain BTC, the other chain must called another name. Even though, the inscriptions inscribed before fork seem valid after fork.

You can do anything you like. The question you should be asking is if the rest of us would be prepared to follow you, or whether you're doing it on your own.

For me, personally, I wouldn't be following the tyrannical fork which is attempting to control what people can or can't do. I can fully appreciate why people would like to prevent inscriptions, but for me, it's a slippery slope towards other varieties of censorship. I want no part of that, but wish you the best of luck in your endeavours.

here is the idiot not thinking another brand offering a proposal for the bitcoin network but instead an idiot thinking another brand is a tyrant opposition of an altcoin he wont follow

this idiot is known to gold core as centralised tyrant gods who should not be opposed or de-throwned, he doesnt think people have a vote of future direction he doesnt believe in consensus/democracy of node readiness to activate features. he would be the first to REKT any proposal thats not in cores plan. and he would not want people even having a choice. he adores how core now as sole reference client can just change protocol layer stuff and transaction formats without needing network readiness of validating new data.

as for he over exaggerated but under-educated stance on "censorship"
bitcoin is code and that code did make hard rules and thats the point of code, creating rules nodes follow. but in last several years those rules have softened whereby nodes no longer validate every byte and ensure each byte has relevance to the utility of bitcoin. and now he things this unvalidated irrelevant data is "censored" if its put into a hard system that validates every byte again for relevance

stupid part of his rhetoric is core do love censorship. and s does he he loves moderation, bans and removal of certain things.
core ban, drop, eject,evict, prune, not relay, strip data before it gets to the mining pools and during and after
.. just not the stuff core want to keep even if what is kept is junk

as for his child mentee grasshopper

Quote from: Wind_FURY on Today at 03:12:01 PM

Quote from: a8832021 on Today at 03:58:24 AM

Could we make a hard fork to disable new inscription to reduce the network pressure. Then both inscriptoin supporter and objector can work on each chain. That may seeperate bitcoin value to two chain, and probably, one chain can gain more value,we can call the coin on this chain BTC, the other chain must called another name. Even though, the inscriptions inscribed before fork seem valid after fork.

If there's a proposal, and if it could get community consensus, then absolutely yes.

Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 12:57:27 PM

Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 06:58:08 AM

Miners can not support the fork because they are looking for what can replace block reward.

I've got a bad feeling that this way of thinking is going to come back and haunt us in the future when the price has crashed hard since people will have had abandoned bitcoin due to prolonged high fees... By that time the reward+fee would not be worth the same amount of money as 3.125BTC is worth today at $60k.

But ser, isn't prolonged high fees an indicator that there's high demand for block space in the Bitcoin blockchain, and therefore it's also an indicator that there's high demand for Bitcoin?

Plus it's not his way of thinking, it's merely a fact. Miners actually have no choice but to be incentivized in order to continue to provide security for the network.

fees do not indicate demand
excessive fee's indicate over payment of a fee.. the fee bumps are not increments of smallest amount. and the junk spammers are not even using smallest amount nor bump increments, they just apply extreme fee's instantly which then cause everyone else to pay extra ontop to compete

its not about demand. its about price fixing inflated prices. its not a true demand fee market its a premiumised racket not a fee free market

.. as for miners
miners have many choices and can continue to provide security
firstly
bitcoin main reward is incentivised by the spot market. which even today is more profitable than the rates of 2023, they were not poor in 2023 and not poor now. the spot market can afford the miners a good income
secondly
miners dont choose the transactions so they are not incentivised to accept the highest fee first because they are not the ones controling which transactions get into a block.. a miner(asic) does not make the block templates.. learn the difference between a mining pool(that does no mining) but does manage the block template creation and transaction selection, vs the miners that just re-hash a hash the mining pools send to them
thirdly
when junk spammers are placing high fee's inconsiderately and nonsensically, its because these junk spammers have scammed alot of coin from victims so dont mind wasting coin.. thus not a sign of 'demand for bitcoin' its a sign the junk spammers dont care about bitcoin and would careless about bitcoin, which is why they throw high fee's into their transactions