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May 08, 2026, 05:29:07 AM
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What's "quite possible" is that the majority of those people will never return to crypto.

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Make no mistake, if nothing is done about it, there WILL BE MORE SPAM.


- Removed you from the ignore list to say,

THEN there will be the fee market to make those transactions you don't like NOT sustainable for the long-term.

- Back to the ignore list.

 


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May 08, 2026, 11:25:18 AM
Last edit: May 10, 2026, 09:27:41 PM by PepeLapiu
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THEN there will be the fee market to make those transactions you don't like NOT sustainable for the long-term.

This is a lie and you know it.
Please do tell us, by what magical mechanism will the higher fees only chase away for profit spammers, but not monetary users? Is there some magic smoke in the miner fees that only affect for profit spammers, and not monetary users?

This is as stupid as claiming that raising the price of cars would save lives because speeders will be priced out of the market. And somehow the higher car price will only discourage speeders but nobody else.

Furthermore, at least for the case of ordinals, the effect is completely reversed. The average ordinal spammer will get a 75% Segwit discount while monetary users on average will get below 50% discount. That is to say, spammers are paying half as much miner fees as monetary users.

If spammers pay less than monetary users, who are the fees really filtering?

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