Bitcoin core developers propose to block Inscription, facing opposition from the majority
According to ChainCatcher's message, the issue of high transaction fees caused by the congestion of the Bitcoin network due to the popularity of Inscription and BRC-20 has been discussed within the Bitcoin developer community. On May 8, Bitcoin core developer Ali Sherief initiated a discussion on the Bitcoin development mailing list, questioning whether Bitcoin developers should take action against such "worthless" transactions, and proposed an optional solution: "introducing a runtime option to immediately remove all non-standard Taproot transactions." Currently, five developers have participated in the discussion, but most developers do not agree with this kind of "censorship." (Source link)
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