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🔥 𝐁𝐢𝐭𝐜𝐨𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐯𝐬 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐒𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐬 𝐅𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐞 𝐃𝐞𝐛𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐎𝐧 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐔𝐬𝐚𝐠𝐞

🗓️ A new joint statement from Bitcoin Core developers is causing division in the community over non-monetary use of the Bitcoin blockchain.

📜 What the Devs Said

The core team urged a hands-off approach to how Bitcoin is used:

“Bitcoin can and will be used for use cases not everyone agrees on.”

🔹 Devs emphasized:
• Bitcoin is censorship-resistant
• Users are free to run any software
• Core devs don’t control the network
• The system should relay what’s likely to be mined

But not everyone agrees…

⚔️ Community Split in Two

🟥 Criticism
👤 Samson Mow (JAN3 CEO):

“Feels like a NYA from Core devs… They're enabling spam while pretending otherwise.”

🔹 Mow cited the May 8 update, which removed the 80-byte OP_RETURN limit, as a gateway for data-heavy inscriptions.

👤 Luke Dashjr (Bitcoin Core Dev):

“Expecting spam to be mined is defeatism. Helping spam propagate is harmful.”

🟩 Support
👤 Jameson Lopp (Casa):

“They’re not forcing anyone to run anything. Now that they speak as a group, people complain again.”

🔁 What’s This Really About?

⚙️ This is part of the ongoing debate on:

📦 Ordinals & inscriptions (non-financial Bitcoin data)
🚫 Spam vs. freedom
🔄 Censorship-resistance vs. network health

Some see openness as Bitcoin’s strength. Others see a slippery slope toward blockchain bloat.

📌 Final Take

The devs want to protect Bitcoin’s neutrality.
But critics fear too much freedom could be used against the network.

➡️ Is Bitcoin just money, or can it be more?
The answer may shape its future.

#BTC #dev #network

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#Bitcoin $BTC When examining the periods that repeat every four years and considering the cycle and scope of Bitcoin, an interesting phenomenon is observed in the month of May: a notable increase.

However, this growth is usually followed by a significant drop shortly after. It is in the months of June and July where many investors take the opportunity to acquire favorable positions in altcoins, anticipating the fall. The real rally occurs in late July and early August, kicking off a bull run.
When analyzing the graph for the year 2021, it is clear that time is a fundamental factor in this process. Patience becomes an essential virtue to obtain the best results in this volatile market full of opportunities. Don't underestimate the power of timing!
#Bitcoin #CryptoWatchMay2024 #Ethereum #dev

I read on several occasions, comments in active communities, that 2024 is the year where DeFi video games will have a second breath, however, as involved directly in the development of #vueltarapida (I am the CEO) and indirectly with other projects (pagami.space, pagani wallet), I faithfully believe that the right moment for a project is when you are disciplined, transparent and responsible, when you have an active #comunidad , when you win a #confianza with small and medium#investorsthat supports your ideas, That is the true #auge that everything #dev wants to achieve, that#fomothat drives you to continue developing ideas, regardless of the date of the year or season of the year.

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#Tokenomics#Tokendsp#blockchain#developer

📢 Crypto “Experts” in 2025: The Code or the Microphone?

😅 Nowadays, everyone is a “Web3 Expert”…

👷‍♂️ On one side:

The builders:

👨‍💻 Coding at 3 in the morning,

🔐 Reviewing contracts,

🧠 Adjusting tokenomics and trying to prevent your USDT from turning to dust.

🎤 On the other side:

The “experts”:

📸 Making threads about the new hype,

🎙️ Giving talks on decentralization with centralized sponsorship,

🌞 Saying “gm” as if that were technology.

🔥 Both are important, of course...

But only one of them is trying to prevent your portfolio from melting in the next rug pull.

💡 Want to know who is who?

See who disappears when the contract fails.

Spoiler: it’s not the Dev.

📉 GM is not security.

📈 GM is not auditing.

📢 GM does not save your money.

🧠 Value those who are truly building.

#dev #web3 #CriptoBR

If you're building on #Polkadot or @Acala and API costs are becoming too much, SubQuery’s got something that might help.

They’re offering grants to cover those querying expenses making it easier for devs to focus on building without stressing the backend bills.

This makes it a little easier.
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Month 3 of the @Acala Meme and dApp Contest is coming to a close, with voting set to end on May 1st.

If you’ve been following the entries or just curious about what the Acala community’s been building and creating, all the details and voting are up on Subsquare. Still some time to take a look and weigh in.
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