The latest statement from Bitcoin Core has sparked controversy Inscriptions, should they exist or not? @Teacher 0x_Tod's lengthy article delves deeply into the technical and ideological conflicts surrounding "freedom, censorship, storage, and consensus", providing a thorough analysis Simply summarize the core of the entire text: The Core group advocates for gentle "garbage filtering" and allowing inscriptions to be officially listed on the blockchain. They believe that inscription payment compliance can actually subsidize miners and enhance security; The Knots faction, on the other hand, insists on an extreme clean route, viewing inscriptions as pollution and refusing to pack them directly. This is no longer limited to technological disputes, but a struggle for consensus boundaries and narrative power. I want to hear your voices - should inscription trading continue to exist?