A lesson I learned long ago: "Employ your time in improving yourself by other men’s writings so that you shall come easily by what others have labored hard for." — Socrates📖

Robert Maxwell and his daughter controlled journals in medicine to prop up the Rockefeller Way. Those who control Bitcoin journals are the Ghislaine Maxwell equivalents in Bitcoin. Plebs should never expect an unbiased appraisal of the ongoing Bitcoin Landauer attack going on today using Bitcoin Core as the front.

"What is it about Core as a process that is causing all these bugs? These bugs are a result of a culture that makes everyone feel afraid to question anyone that is part of the untouchable clique at the center of it... So you have a few wizards at the top who's egos can never be touched or questioned, and you have all of their lackeys below them who will remain in the places they are in and be very careful not to offend the people, that way they can maintain their position and continue up the hierarchy, and theyll continue getting grants and funding.. those people will continue to exist, and they will continue screwing up as people get their energy drained out from the war that's going on... Everything gets discussed behind closed doors now, and if you dare question anything that happens in public, you're out. You're never going to have anything you ever write or propose in Bitcoin again be considered seriously, its just going to die."

this is the ideology that is currently eating bitcoin core: "rules are censorship!!"

one more reason why bip110 will win!

Reminder that 73% of Bitcoin nodes today support and enforce (to one degree or another) the rules made firm by BIP110; and until last October (2025), that was 99%.

RT @BigpictureBTC: @ColeMacro @jackmallers @BTCPrague If your thesis is that “money is broken,” then Bitcoin needs to be treated as money c…

A friendly reminder, that Bitcoin happened without Brink, Chancode Labs or any other banking cartel minion's grants.

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Coretards who don't even run a node be like... h/t @MaxisClub

The shift to "we turn bitcoin into money" is a cancer. Allowed me to see a broken incentive I didn't see before. Bitcoin is money. Not digital capital. ASST / MSTR are Digital Alchemy. Just repeat this line to yourself: "he's trying to get me to buy his stocks and not bitcoin".

A recap of the last eight months of Bitcoin Core: ⚠️ 30 blew OP_RETURN open, 80b to 100KB. "Ethereum on Bitcoin." ❌ 30 and 30.1 could delete every wallet on the node during migration. 😱 31 reveals your IP to peers. Core is reduced to spam relay, deletion and doxxing. #BIP110

The main reason I didn't merge privatebroadcast to @BitcoinKnots, was that I judged it to be underreviewed and prone to bugs. Since Core merged it in January, there were several followup fixes proving I was right, even before 31.0 was released. They went ahead and released it anyway.

"BIP-110 catches almost no spam." That's become the main argument against it. By raw transaction count, it's not entirely wrong. But count is the wrong metric. After decoding every OP_RETURN on Bitcoin for the last 60 days: 91% is now one funded protocol: Alkanes -> Millions of tiny mints BIP-110 won't touch (and shouldn't, that's relay policy's job). But those mints exist because contracts were deployed for them. - Deployment = a WASM binary in a Taproot reveal. 627 of them in 60 days. - Every single one rejected by BIP-110. You don’t stop a metaprotocol by filtering its mints. You stop it at deployment. 👇 blockspaceweekly.substack.co…

Politicians in the 90s: I smoked pot but I didn't inhale. Politicians in 2026: I raped kids I just didn't eat them.

Adam Back's Blockstream Borrows Billions, Hides CIO Chris Cook's Fraud Conviction natinfosec.substack.com/p/ad…

If you think you know how Bitcoin works because you know how its code works, you don't know how Bitcoin works.