The inscriptions (ordinals, stamps, runes, etc) are fading, but the damage is already significant. A look back at this very serious threat to the decentralization of bitcoin.
No consensus yet on the issue of "inscriptions." In the meantime, Bitcoin's decentralization is crumbling in deafening silence.
The Bitcoin Ordinals are gaining interest from Franklin Templeton, highlighting their rising power in the market.
The ordinal and other inscriptions continue to sow discord. Accusations of collusion are flying against the Bitcoin Core developers.
Bitcoin breaks boundaries with a 3.97 MB block, paving the way for major advancements in the cryptosphere.
Bitcoin is undergoing a Denial of Service (DoS) attack that is becoming painful for the nodes. Summary of the situation.
Bitcoin is as decentralized as its least decentralized gear. The pools, along with ASIC manufacturers, are a weak link.
Ordinals and other inscriptions in Bitcoin transactions raise questions. Summary of the debate that has been raging for a few days.
Recently, the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) identified a critical vulnerability in Bitcoin Ordinals. However, Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr denies any involvement in this matter. Details!
Transaction fees in bitcoin have skyrocketed in recent days due to what is known as "mempool congestion".