There have been heated conversations, within the bitcoin community, on Ordinal inscriptions and bitcoin NFTs in general. Majority in support of it help facilitate its development, despite concerns of its opposers. From the Bitcoin developer Casey Rodamor’s innovative use of Bitcoin’s Taproot and Segwit to create a new type of Bitcoin NFT, more and more non financial data, comprising images, audio clips, and even games, have been added to the network by its users.

Bitcoin Ordinals can be seen as a good use of its blockchain's block space because they allow for the storage of non-fungible tokens, which can represent digital assets such as artwork, collectibles, and other digital items. This can help expand Bitcoin's use cases beyond just being a store of value asset. Bedises, Ordinal inscriptions enable all data to be inscribed directly on-chain, which could signal a technical improvement to EVM based NFTs, which rely on off-chain metadata.

However, it is important to note that the storage of NFTs on the Bitcoin blockchain can be costly and may increase competition for block space. It is also possible that the demand for block space will eventually outstrip the supply, causing fees to rise and potentially creating network congestion. Additionally, they could result in an increase in the number of unconfirmed transactions, which can slow down the transaction time for all users on the blockchain. As such, it is important to consider the potential impact of Bitcoin NFTs on the Bitcoin blockchain before developing them further.

Ultimately, the success of BTC NFTs might depend on its specific application and the particular needs of the all users.