The corporate interests taking over Bitcoin development
Disagreement over a seemingly minor change to OP_RETURN unearthed hidden corporate interests influencing Bitcoin development.
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Moderators censor Bitcoin devs as OP_RETURN war rages on
Bitcoin Core moderators are using GitHub repository controls to mute and ban contributors to a viral debate about OP_RETURN data storage.
FixTheFilters: Bitcoin arguments go viral over relaxing Core data storage
Bitcoin developers are arguing furiously about setting standards for the use of OP_Return for non-financial data storage.
Bitcoin devs continue fight over ‘arbitrary’ data storage
Non-financial data like media inscriptions continues to fill up Bitcoin’s blockchain, and the debate about how to address it continues.
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