Ordinals have been highly divisive—some decry the congestion caused by sending so much traffic to the BTC blockchain, while others have said the added attention brought to BTC by NFTs is 'bullish.'
Thanks to the smart folks who created the Ordinals, the BTC network exploded with activity recently, but sadly the network performance slowed to a halt, forcing even Binance to halt withdrawals.
The future of Bitcoin and its tokens remains uncertain—will the digital currency community learn from its past and find a way to reconcile its differences, or is another civil war inevitable?
Twetch came out with a bunch of tooling within 48 hours of the public explosion of Ordinals NFTs and launched a mint of 69 “Planetary Ordinals” to kick off the party.
Henslee says Luke Dashjr could still recover his $3 million worth of BTC stolen from his wallets by coordinating with nodes but pointed out that this method runs counter to the BTC narrative.
BTC Core developer Luke Dashjr reported the theft of millions of dollars of BTC from a private server he operated. On new year's eve, four transactions moved 216.9 BTC—valued at $3.6 million.
