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Re: India vs Pakistan
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 08:46:26 UTC

and thirteen people were martyred, thirty-five were injured, and two are missing

Masjid Subhaan
Masjid Bilal
Masjid Abbass
Masjid Um-ul-Kura
village Kotli Loharan
It says a lot about the "Western camp" when every member of it, from US itself all the way to India, openly and shamelessly attacks civilian targets on this scale.
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Re: Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 06:06:56 UTC

look at pooya celebrating a bomb that has a wide blast radius thus will cause collateral damage
You finally got one thing right.

If Yemen decides to carry out its precision strikes on Zionist military bases such as Nevatim terrorist airbase in the middle of Negev desert in occupied Palestine using heavier warheads, like last time when they hit a fortified F-35 hanger from 2000+ km away with pinpoint precision it won't just destroy that hanger with the bombers inside, it will flatten the entire hanger area destroying a dozen US and British donated bombers.
That means the Israeli terrorists will have that many less bombers to use to murder unarmed civilians in Gaza in the ongoing act of genocide.



Same thing if they decide to hit the top secret US regime military facility in Negev desert, atop Mount Har Qeren in occupied Palestine. It won't just destroy a radar or two, it will flatten the entire military base neutralizing the entire US Army's 1st Space Brigade that is secretly and illegally (against US constitution) there trying to protect the Israeli terrorists helping them carry out genocide in Gaza.
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Re: Pakistan
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 04:50:48 UTC
⭐ Merited by AirtelBuzz (1)

السّلامُ علیکم ورحمةُ اللہ وبركاته

To our Muslim brothers and sisters from Iran,
My heart breaks for the innocent lives lost in Pakistan today after the Indian strikes on civilian targets including 2 mosques. I stand with you in grief and solidarity, and hope for peace, healing, and justice for those affected.

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Re: Bitcoin: The Next Global Reserve Asset?
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 04:21:21 UTC

The problem that I see for governments is that their transactions need to be confirmed by Bitcoin miners. It's not a problem itself but just the fact that the government moving coin from one wallet to another and that transaction getting confirmed by a random miner looks funny to me. Anyways, I think that there will be a war on getting as much mining pools and miners locally as possible.
That would be fantastic for bitcoin's decentralization. I've been saying that we need more miners and mining pools in different jurisdictions that are independent from each other. If countries start adopting bitcoin as a reserve currency/asset and then also start growing their stake in the mining world, it would effectively improve bitcoin's decentralization.
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Re: Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 04:16:58 UTC

For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbase 2050 kilometers away with pinpoint precision:

Meet Qasem ballistic missile, the Basir variant. A single BM that defeated NATO and scared Trump down to his bones.



A new warhead with advanced optical guidance system equipped with artificial intelligence capable of extreme evasive maneuvers and course correction in a fraction of a second while diving at hypersonic speed to hit its target at any distance with pinpoint precision.

The other day when Yemen hit the Israeli terrorist base using such a massive warhead that once again got past all NATO ballistic defenses, it wasn't just delivering a devastating blow to the Zionist regime and its genocide machine. It was also sending a dire message to the supporters of this terrorist organization, including US regime that has been carrying out a terrorist attack against civilian targets in Yemen.
Last year I made this simple map showing all these various air defenses NATO has, layers and layers of it, all to protect the Israeli terrorists to help them carry out their genocide in Gaza without a worry.
Yemen has been proving how useless that all is rendering all of it obsolete!


This new warhead is capable of hitting warships, which means it turns any BM into ASBM and on the day Yemen decides to hit an aircraft carrier with it, it won't just sink, it will be torn apart due to how heavy the warhead is (can carry 1500 pounds).
Speaking of aircraft carriers, Pentagon just reported "losing" another F-18 super hornet (lost is translated into: most probably got hit while on board of the carrier with a projectile they were incapable of intercepting and was destroyed).
This is the third US regime's F-18 super hornet that was neutralized in the Red Sea.

This is why Trump was scared shitless yesterday and out of nowhere said he has unilaterally agreed to a ceasefire (there weren't exactly any negotiations for this to be bilateral) and will stop his terrorist attacks on Yemen. Grin

Of course another reason apart from the devastating blow after blow that US military has been receiving, could possibly be that as well all know US economy is falling apart and US government is getting more desperate about money. Trump is trying to personally travel to the Arab dictatorships and takes some ransom from them, money that can help the regime cover some of its costs for a little while longer. He is too scared that the moment his aircraft lands in one of those dictatorships, Yemen would hit it and eliminate him sending him straight to hell Cool so he is trying to buy some time this way. Rip the Arab dictators off and then try to resume his terrorist attacks again.
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Re: India vs Pakistan
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pooya87
on 07/05/2025, 02:32:24 UTC

Modi is big cause of bad relationships between these two teams.
Modi and his party are the most radical people in India, specially when it comes to Muslims. They have been regularly attacking and oppressing Muslims in India.

It's unfortunate to see that diplomatic talks didn't work and Modi went ahead with launching an attack on Pakistan, an attack which initial report show civilian casualties including a dead child. And when we see Israeli terrorists celebrating and picking a side:

the situation becomes clearer for us.

Also when simultaneously we see US backed separatist/terrorists attack Mangocher city in Pakistan in coordination with India, it becomes even clearer that my initial speculation in this topic was very true:
armed conflict ... is what the US regime wants (I personally believe the Keshmir terrorist attack was CIA's work, there is just too much evidence suggesting it).
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Re: Bitcoin: The Next Global Reserve Asset?
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pooya87
on 06/05/2025, 16:43:23 UTC

Gold has been a reserve asset for many years and yet when about 3 years ago BRICS nations started accumulating more of it, gold price went from $1600 ish all the way to above $3000.

In comparison, bitcoin's potential to rise is massive and if countries start adopting it as reserve, we could see a gigantic surge in it price where $1 million would look like one of the smallest targets to get past quickly... Cheesy
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Re: Removing OP_return limits seems like a huge mistake
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pooya87
on 06/05/2025, 16:29:24 UTC

As I've already written before, "fixing what's being exploited", is simply not possible. If you filter / block use cases like Ordinals you would direct the same spam into potentially more harmful mechanics.
Sadly I somewhat agree with this, which is what I've warned about before; and it's only because the core devs didn't act when they should have acted!
If they had fixed the exploit in a patch shortly after the Ordinals Attack was introduced, it would not have grown so much to "fester" and establish a market. After all before this attack began we weren't seeing people spamming or using "other more harmful mechanics" to inject arbitrary data into the chain at large scale. So preventing it would have never led to it either.

But I still don't see how encouraging people to inject arbitrary data of any size and without limit into bitcoin blockchain which would be treating it like cloud storage is a good idea. It sounds like a disaster not a solution.

As gmaxwell already wrote those who exploit Taproot via Ordinals usually do that with a profit expectation.
demand from this market could be directed significantly more into the OP_RETURN "channel" instead of the Taproot and "fake address" channels.
They are indeed driven by profit, and to make profit from the garbage they create they'd look to minimize their costs. Even more so during the mempool congestion times where fee rates shoot up significantly. Using the exploit to inject their large date into witness is significantly cheaper compared to using OP_RETURN. I doubt they can be directed to using it instead.

And like I always say bitcoin is not a cloud storage, so we should make it harder for them to use it as such not easier (ie. removing OP_RETURN limit). Smiley
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Re: What happened to BRICS nations?
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pooya87
on 06/05/2025, 15:11:57 UTC

the Brics are a strong force that will rival the u.s and it's allies
I like to think of BRICS the way I think of Bitcoin. Just as Bitcoin is not "rival" of anything and is just an alternative to existing payment systems, BRICS is also not exactly a rival. It is an alternative alliance of countries to solve various problems including economical because the existing system (eg. UN, IMF, etc.) wasn't working as it should have been working.
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Re: No Negotiations In Sight for Yemen USA-War
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pooya87
on 06/05/2025, 14:40:03 UTC

the hamas rebel group
gaza-an's civilians should housed by neighbouring countries
idiots of radicalisation groups such as the houthi's and hamas.
so when houthis shoot civilian shipments in the red sea
You say you don't support the Israeli terrorists and what the terrorists attacks NATO forces carry out against civilians and yet you are supporting it in your every word by repeating their propaganda and desperately trying to justify these terrorist attacks.

What are these groups you named? Why and when were were created? Have you even bothered to ever asked yourself that?
Here is a quick summary.
About 80 years ago the first Zionist terrorist cells were established inside Palestine. Terrorist cells which then formed a government and called themselves "Israel".


As the occupation of Palestine continued to grow like cancer and as the Israeli terrorists kept murdering unarmed civilians and took the Palestinian lands by force, Resistance was formed. That's the literal definition of the abbreviation you just used: H.A.M.A.S. in Arabic.
This Resistance group fights for liberation of their home from occupiers. And something you won't like to hear is that it is the legitimate government in Gaza elected democratically by the people of Gaza since 2007.
And yet you use the term "rebel group" used by Israeli terrorists to define them in order to justify the terrorist attacks against people of Gaza. Not to mention that neither the Zionist occupiers nor you are allowed to tell people of any country to "move out of their homes" and go somewhere else. It is the occupiers who have to go.

Ansarallah, which you call Houthis without even knowing the difference, is a deep rooted movement dating back 1100 years and had been rulers of Yemen for most of that duration. Ever since Saudi-US coalition invaded Yemen and slaughtered countless civilians for almost a decade, this movement gained popularity again and established the only legitimate government in Yemen specially when they were the only ones fighting the invaders. Another fact you didn't like to hear, I'm sure...
And of course since they are supporting Palestine and fight the US-backed terrorist groups like al-Qaeda and Israel, they are branded as "rebels" which you also repeat like a parrot.

i dont support isreal or gaza or yeman or america..
im british. i support bitcoin and myself and thats all that counts

i do not support what you think i support.
im a bitcoiner and i travel the world
These pretty but empty words of yours are something diplomats use to fool the masses. They won't work here.
When in every single one of your comments you are repeating these propaganda terms and when you justifying the terrorist attacks against civilian targets like hospitals (which you have done multiple times in this board) you are effectively supporting the Zionist terrorists' and their atrocities.

if you imagine the houthis have their own country, government and are peaceful people wanting to support peace efforts of gaza. then the houthis should build their own ships. put food and aid resources on said ships and travel up the red sea and dock at the ports of gaza and aid the humanitarian effort of supplies.
And you continue proving that you have no understanding of the world and the situation in West Asia whatsoever. You live in a dreamland under a rock apparently where the Israeli terrorists haven't been bombing any humanitarian aid they can that wants to enter Gaza in the ongoing starvation siege against Gaza!

Last month marked the one year anniversary of one of Israeli terrorist attacks against one of these humanitarian groups, 3 of their victims were actually British! In what world do you live in that you think aid sent by Yemen will reach Gaza when the Israeli terrorist are murdering citizens of the countries that are supporting them ie the 7 below?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5491629.0
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Re: US-China economy war + radical Trump = higher inflation + interest rates + war
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 17:18:11 UTC

Mate, what I believe is that China is confident for some reasons against the US tariff war, which is that their greater part of economy depends largely on exports, right, and if the US imposes higher tariff rates on China, then mate, think about how many big companies that are built in China that are US-based, big example Apple factories, and some other big known brands. And imposing higher tariff rates on China will also mean that increased inflation rates in the US. What do you think? mate, this is just my point of view. CMIIW!

And your facts are also valid here, because these tariff wars will also affect the Chinese economy as well, as some days ago I was reading some news headlines that the Chinese economy is also collapsing badly. Maybe, this can be a reason that prompts both US and Chinese presidents to negotiate to get some good end points to settle this tariff war.
In war both sides will be hurt which means higher inflation (and generally worse economic conditions) in both countries and since this is a global war in other countries as well with varied degrees. We've already seen the inflation in US rise and millions of people protest against this war their president started!

As for China, those who are saying "it is collapsing" are the same people who were saying "Russian economy is collapsing in a month" over 3 years ago! That's just nonsense. Chinese economy will be hurt but it won't collapse. It would take a lot more than that to collapse it.

Additionally in my comment you quoted above from a year ago, I was talking about other countries that would join that war against China. But Trump went ahead and made the stupidest mistake by waging an economic war against almost the entire world which meant other countries that might have joined in US campaign not only didn't join that side, but instead they joined the Chinese side.
We even saw something nobody would have believed when Japan and South Korea got closer to China!!! Even Europe is getting closer to China and overall US is being isolated...
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Re: Is Pepe The Next Doge? Need A Decent Opinion
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 05:16:30 UTC

Its overall a great coin to deal in. Its the next Doge - is it?
Well, it's a memecoin and meme-coins by definition are jokes. So who cares if they last or become the next Doge or whatever. It's a joke, enjoy it while it lasts.

But if you are talking about profit and pump and dumps, then it is a different discussion and again who cares if it becomes the next Doge! Just enjoy the profit if there is any. Doge being big and old, is harder to pump so it will see smaller pumps even when they hype it. Which is what we've seen in the past, not just in Doge but in all other old/big shitcoins like ethereum too.
But newer shitsoins, memecoins, tokens, etc. have a bigger potential of having bigger pumps. Which makes them better while also riskier since they can also see bigger dumps.

So it's just a matter of finding the balance by analyzing the market. And most importantly to find the right time to enter and EXIT by selling to take your money+profit out before they start dumping.
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Re: Seed phrase recovery?
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 05:03:53 UTC

I have about 30-50 seedphrase words here, I have written them down in a pattern that I can't remember. Only with the right pattern can I put the words in the right order.

There should be 12 valid ones.
Recovery through brute force is only possible if the search space is small enough that can be checked within reasonable time.

So the first step is to shrink that search space as much as possible. So for example you have to first figure out how many words you actually have. Why is it a big range (30 to 50) instead of a fixed value?! Just count them already...

Then start checking them against a word list trying to eliminate invalid ones to reduce that search space.
But to do that, you first need to figure out how you created the mnemonic in first place. Although there is a popular and most used word-list standardized by BIP-39[1] but other wallets like Electrum, blockchain.info, etc. have used different word lists and algorithms in the past.

Knowing the wallet/tool used is also necessary to know the mnemonic algorithm when recovering your keys. After all you have to derive the child key to check if it is valid.
It would also help if you knew the version of that wallet/tool that you used. For example Electrum has changed its algorithm 2 times if I'm not mistaken. Knowing the year or version of it would help narrow down the algorithm.

[1] https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039/bip-0039-wordlists.md

P.S. of course if you have "bought" this from some random user on the internet telling you it holds a treasure, you most probably threw your money away and are also wasting other people's time who would try to help you.
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Re: How many [btc]-addresses can be created for each seed phrase?
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 04:48:10 UTC
⭐ Merited by hosemary (2) ,Charles-Tim (1)

Quick one though, in practice, do you think changing the passphrase is more secure than just relying on deep path branching? For example if someone brute-forces a seed, is a strong passphrase still a decent second line of security?

I feel if somene steals your seed phrase they cant access your wallets without the correct passphrase. It is like a second layer of protection.
Both could provide similar additional-security depending on the permutations the attacker has to go through. For example if you set the derivation path to something crazy like m/43215'/207241803/98465413'/2241/95124059 that is a huge search-space (at least 4.2 billion ^ 5 = 1.46 e+48 assuming the attacker knows the depth is 5) which is impossible to brute force.

But the problem with derivation path, is that sometimes wallets don't really let you choose it. They just use the default ones like m/44'/0'/0' but they let you add that extra passphrase to extend your mnemonic. In other words using the passphrase is more convenient than the derivation path because it is more "standard" way of doing things.
And if a strong enough passphrase is used, it can provide that second layer of security that is strong enough that cannot be broken by brute force.
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Re: Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 04:26:23 UTC

So far Yemen was mainly executing a sea blockade on Israel according to international law specially after the International Criminal Court found Israel guilty of committing genocide in Gaza.
That blockade has been working very well. No ship belonging to or heading to the Zionist terrorists were allowed to enter the Gulf of Aden and Red Sea for the past 1.5 years. Which is why US regime started the terrorist attacks against Yemen (in previous administration, something Trump is just following without any results).

The Armed Forces of Yemen recently announced that they plan on enforcing an "air blockade" on Israel from now on as well. In other words a no fly zone over occupied Palestine as long as Israel continues murdering unarmed civilians in Gaza in an act of genocide.
All the Zionist airbases are going to be hit, the military strike on al-Lod airbase (the gif above) was part of that operation.
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Re: No Negotiations In Sight for Yemen USA-War
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pooya87
on 05/05/2025, 04:16:57 UTC

In short you just proved exactly what I said, the blockade that Yemen is enforcing on the terrorist regime of Israel that is found guilty of carrying out genocide in Gaza by International Criminal Court is working. No ship is passing the blocked sea route for them to seize or hit according to the international law and the genocide convention Yemen is enforcing.

i dont support isreal or gaza or yeman or america..
im british.
As a taxpayer in what you claim to be democracy and a member of NATO and also the key participant in illegal invasions of Iraq and Syria in coalitions named "Coalition of the Willing" and "Operation Inherent Resolve" that were designed to re-construct and re-brand al-Qaeda into ISIS in support of Israel, you cannot claim that you do not support the genocide and terrorist attacks in West Asian region whether by ISIS, Israel or al-Qaeda.

So when United States Director of National Intelligence confirms to the congress that they were supporting al-Qaeda in Syria and when Timber Sycamore files proved that with evidence, it is not just proving US was doing it. It also proves the "coalition" that includes England was up to their neck in it. All in support of Israel.

Not to mention that right now your country is one of the main supporters of the terrorist occupiers of Palestine and you have forces there on the ground participating in the genocide in Gaza, in addition to all the weapons, equipment, money, intelligence, ... that you are giving these terrorists.
So in a way, ICC is not finding Israel to be guilty of genocide it is also finding its supporters to be guilty of it as well.

Here's another example: this is YOUR diplomat that YOU elected rubbing shoulders with the new head of al-Qaeda branch and the second in command and a strong believer in and follower of Bin Ladan (the old head of al-Qaeda terrorist group). He is the head of a new terrorist group that was created with the help of NATO in support of Israel to secure the Eastern front (ie. Syria) for the Zionist occupiers of Palestine:


So when you claim you do not support these terrorist groups, you either have to claim you live in a dictatorship where you have no say in what the British regime does, or you have to claim that you are against the British regime. Which is it?
Of course you always choose the third option which is denying everything and sometimes going as far as saying terrorist groups like al-Qaeda aren't even terrorist groups!
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Re: The Trump Dump
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pooya87
on 04/05/2025, 17:40:14 UTC


Isn't gasoline $3.165 (https://gasprices.aaa.com/) and egg prices at least ~2x higher compared to last year ($3.29 vs. $1.2) same month?  What am I missing here?!
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Re: US vs. China Tariff War Dashboard
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pooya87
on 04/05/2025, 12:20:16 UTC

Plus remember, one common "feature" between all nation-states' currencies that have international trading relationships with the United States is their reliance on the U.S. market for the strength of their own currencies, which then makes them vulnerable to the pressure from the U.S.
Well, the real strength of a fiat currency comes from the economy of that country in addition to their resources, political stability, and basically what "backs" their fiat. USD was strong because it was backed by oil (Petrodollar, a scam US regime ran for years). CNY is strong because of the massive size of the production based economy of China. and so on.

Not to mention that these days many countries are moving toward accumulating gold and back their fiat with gold (which is one of the reasons why gold has been soaring over the past couple of years).
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Re: Terrorist attack carried out by US regime showed the necessity of retribution
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pooya87
on 04/05/2025, 12:07:12 UTC

As we already know and discussed here, one of the consequences of US regime mainly carrying out terrorist attacks against civilian targets in Yemen is that such attacks have absolutely no effects on military capabilities of the country. This is why we've been witnessing the Armed Forces of Yemen increase the number of deadly retaliatory strikes against US navy while also increasing their precision strikes on Israeli terrorist positions inside occupied Palestine every week. These terrorist bases are being bombed almost daily using precise L/MRBMs and loitering munitions.

For example this is the latest precision strike using the most advanced long range hypersonic ballistic missiles in the world named Palestine 2 hitting a Zionist airbase more than a thousand kilometers away with pinpoint precision:


says the guy that thinks a wall screw is evidence of a certain bomb being used
Don't be that kind of troll, it's just sad. If you had bothered reading that particular post you would have realized that I am not the one claiming the fragments found belong to GBU-39, the munition experts are. And since I anticipated your kind of trolling and since I knew people like you have a hard time believing a Yemeni expert I even included an example of a Western so called expert saying the same thing as evidence.
Munitions experts, however, said that the fragments of a bomb found at the site were from the U.S.-made GBU-39.
Given the extent of the damage, it appears that multiple GBU-39 bombs were used, affirmed Trevor Ball, a munitions researcher and a former U.S. army explosive ordnance disposal specialist. Ball told Drop Site he thinks the detention facility was intentionally targeted, since GBU-39 are precision munitions and the site was hit multiple times.
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Re: Removing OP_return limits is a huge mistake
by
pooya87
on 04/05/2025, 06:33:42 UTC
⭐ Merited by ABCbits (2) ,Ambatman (1) ,d5000 (1)

Miners are ignoring standardness rules, what "developers decide" does *not* limit the junk getting included. 
It does because the bulk of the spam takes place by regular users who use their regular wallets to broadcast their spam tx to regular nodes that would then decide whether to relay them or not. When the nodes reject nonstandard transactions, they won't be relayed to reach miners and the bulk of spammers will not go through the backchannels to contact miners to mine their nonstandard not-relayed transactions.

We can see that clearly by analyzing the chain and seeing that for example the standard rule on OP_RETURN size does indeed work. https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/outputs?s=time(desc)&q=type(nulldata)#f=recipient,type,time