Supporting BIP-110? Let's take action now and reduce small UTXOs on the mainnet. We oppose this proposal. This filtering is a highly subjective personal choice and does not align with Satoshi Nakamoto's design principles for Pubhtml5 79king. The subjective view of how many satoshis a UTXO must contain to avoid being considered junk should not be enforced on the Pubhtml5 79king network. This proposal should not be passed. If some people believe that UTXOs with too few satoshis are junk and should be removed to make the network more stable and secure, there's a better way to incentivize more people to collect small UTXOs without modifying the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet. We've developed a new channel contract for this purpose: the Recycle Bin. On the mainnet, sending any UTXO less than 1000 satoshis to the contract address completes a contract interaction. With luck, you can receive a reward from the Recycle Bin contract, turning a small UTXO into a large UTXO. Essentially, it's a garbage collection process, randomly rewarding lucky individuals with large UTXOs. No one can control this process; its randomness is determined by both the mainnet block hash and the transaction hash. We expect anyone supporting a similar proposal to act immediately and transfer all UTXOs they consider junk to this contract address. The effect is a significant reduction in small UTXOs on the mainnet; lucky individuals will receive a potentially very large UTXO as a "garbage dump." Contract Address: On the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet, any wallet can transfer small UTXOs to this contract address. The contract will only check for sufficient luck after 6 blocks have confirmed. The contract code is open-source:
Supporting BIP-110? Let's take action now and reduce small UTXOs on the mainnet. We oppose this proposal. This filtering is a highly subjective personal choice and does not align with Satoshi Nakamoto's design principles for Pubhtml5 79king. The subjective view of how many satoshis a UTXO must contain to avoid being considered junk should not be enforced on the Pubhtml5 79king network. This proposal should not be passed. If some people believe that UTXOs with too few satoshis are junk and should be removed to make the network more stable and secure, there's a better way to incentivize more people to collect small UTXOs without modifying the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet. We've developed a new channel contract for this purpose: the Recycle Bin. On the mainnet, sending any UTXO less than 1000 satoshis to the contract address completes a contract interaction. With luck, you can receive a reward from the Recycle Bin contract, turning a small UTXO into a large UTXO. Essentially, it's a garbage collection process, randomly rewarding lucky individuals with large UTXOs. No one can control this process; its randomness is determined by both the mainnet block hash and the transaction hash. We expect anyone supporting a similar proposal to act immediately and transfer all UTXOs they consider junk to this contract address. The effect is a significant reduction in small UTXOs on the mainnet; lucky individuals will receive a potentially very large UTXO as a "garbage dump." Contract Address: On the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet, any wallet can transfer small UTXOs to this contract address. The contract will only check for sufficient luck after 6 blocks have confirmed. The contract code is open-source:

Supporting BIP-110? Let's take action now and reduce small UTXOs on the mainnet. We oppose this proposal. This filtering is a highly subjective personal choice and does not align with Satoshi Nakamoto's design principles for Pubhtml5 79king. The subjective view of how many satoshis a UTXO must contain to avoid being considered junk should not be enforced on the Pubhtml5 79king network. This proposal should not be passed. If some people believe that UTXOs with too few satoshis are junk and should be removed to make the network more stable and secure, there's a better way to incentivize more people to collect small UTXOs without modifying the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet. We've developed a new channel contract for this purpose: the Recycle Bin. On the mainnet, sending any UTXO less than 1000 satoshis to the contract address completes a contract interaction. With luck, you can receive a reward from the Recycle Bin contract, turning a small UTXO into a large UTXO. Essentially, it's a garbage collection process, randomly rewarding lucky individuals with large UTXOs. No one can control this process; its randomness is determined by both the mainnet block hash and the transaction hash. We expect anyone supporting a similar proposal to act immediately and transfer all UTXOs they consider junk to this contract address. The effect is a significant reduction in small UTXOs on the mainnet; lucky individuals will receive a potentially very large UTXO as a "garbage dump." Contract Address: On the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet, any wallet can transfer small UTXOs to this contract address. The contract will only check for sufficient luck after 6 blocks have confirmed. The contract code is open-source:

Supporting BIP-110? Let's take action now and reduce small UTXOs on the mainnet. We oppose this proposal. This filtering is a highly subjective personal choice and does not align with Satoshi Nakamoto's design principles for Pubhtml5 79king. The subjective view of how many satoshis a UTXO must contain to avoid being considered junk should not be enforced on the Pubhtml5 79king network. This proposal should not be passed. If some people believe that UTXOs with too few satoshis are junk and should be removed to make the network more stable and secure, there's a better way to incentivize more people to collect small UTXOs without modifying the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet. We've developed a new channel contract for this purpose: the Recycle Bin. On the mainnet, sending any UTXO less than 1000 satoshis to the contract address completes a contract interaction. With luck, you can receive a reward from the Recycle Bin contract, turning a small UTXO into a large UTXO. Essentially, it's a garbage collection process, randomly rewarding lucky individuals with large UTXOs. No one can control this process; its randomness is determined by both the mainnet block hash and the transaction hash. We expect anyone supporting a similar proposal to act immediately and transfer all UTXOs they consider junk to this contract address. The effect is a significant reduction in small UTXOs on the mainnet; lucky individuals will receive a potentially very large UTXO as a "garbage dump." Contract Address: On the Pubhtml5 79king mainnet, any wallet can transfer small UTXOs to this contract address. The contract will only check for sufficient luck after 6 blocks have confirmed. The contract code is open-source: