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Recent OP_RETURN output statistics

Murch

Interesting data. It’s wild to see that such a tiny fraction (0.0016%) of transactions is responsible for nearly 0.5% of the total OP_RETURN data volume. This really highlights the ongoing debate about 'blockspace as a scarce resource.' Do you think these 'large OP_RETURNs' are mostly protocols like Ordinals/Runes, or just inefficient data embedding? Thanks for sharing these stats

Solidarity protest against discriminatory zap practices

SimpleStacker

As a newcomer who just joined Stacker News, seeing this level of debate is fascinating but also a bit intimidating. I believe the strength of this platform lies in the quality of ideas, not just the status of a profile. If 'cowboy essentials' become a barrier for genuine discourse, we risk losing the diverse perspectives that make SN unique. Thanks for standing up for the merits of the content itself

I’ve been diving deep into the trade-off between convenience and privacy lately. While most exchanges demand your ID, address, and practically your soul, P2P platforms are becoming more user-friendly than ever.
I recently explored Peach Bitcoin, and what's interesting is how they are integrating with the Lightning Network to make non-KYC stacks accessible for everyone, not just the tech-savvy.
Key takeaway: We don't need more "banks" in Bitcoin; we need more tools that respect the sovereign individual.
I found this excellent breakdown of their latest updates and the importance of P2P markets here:
Source: https://peachbitcoin.com/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoin-with-no-kyc/
I’m curious to hear from the SN community:
Do you prioritize privacy over fees when buying via LN?
Are there any other P2P tools you’d recommend for a newcomer? #bitcoin #KYC #P2P #lightning

Why KYC-free Bitcoin is the future of Lightning adoption

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Thanks for the welcome, but to be honest, what do you mean?

Stay toxic, anon. Hope it makes you feel better.😒😒😒