So, there’s this huge debate in Bitcoin land about whether the blockchain should be used for financial transactions only or if it should also handle… drumroll… memes, cat pictures, and blockchain-based spam that could theoretically include illegal content. 🧼📺 But guess what? Institutional investors are thrilled to inform us all that they couldn’t care less. 🎉 According to Galaxy Digital’s Alex Thorn, who’s basically the Dumbledore of crypto research, most big money folks are out here sipping margaritas while the nerds argue. 🍹
The kerfuffle kicked off when Bitcoin Core dropped an update (v30, for those keeping score at home) that some folks claim is basically handing spammers a golden ticket to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Spam Factory. 🎟️ Supporters of Knots nodes are sweating bullets, insisting this “spam” could turn Bitcoin into a digital dumpster fire filled with illegal stuff. 🚨
Meanwhile, Bitcoin Core is like, “Relax, it’s decentralized, dude,” arguing that filtering content would fragment the network and ruin the whole “let’s be the unbreakable digital cash” vibe. 🤖
More Than Half: ‘Don’t Know, Don’t Care’ – Relatable?
Thorn took to X (formerly Twitter, remember when that was a thing?) to poll 25 institutional investors. The results? 46% didn’t know the debate existed, 36% shrugged and said “meh,” and the lone 18% sided with Bitcoin Core. 🤷♀️ Translation: If this were a party, 82% of the guests would’ve left already. 🚪
“Real capital, real investors, service providers, even government officials see no problem at all or are unaware there’s even a debate,” Thorn said, which is just a fancy way of saying, “Adults are in the room, and you’re all yelling about nothing.” 💅
“Even if it is adopted, all their legal theories are mumbo jumbo wrapped in a legal burrito. 🌮 The fears? We’ve been comfortable with those since 2013 when we realized Bitcoin isn’t going to jail.”
“Small Poll, Big Opinions” – Said No One Ever
Of course, some pedantic genius on the internet questioned the sample size (25 people, in case you lost track). Thorn’s response? “Fair question, but trust me, I’ve talked to whales, miners, and even a guy who works at a Bitcoin-themed amusement park. No one cares.” 🐋
Three Endings to This Blockbuster Movie
Thorn predicts three possible endings to this saga, and none involve a happy dance party. 🎬
- “No one cares, and the Knots crew fades into obscurity.” 🙄
- “They scare everyone away from Bitcoin with doomsday hype, and their fork still flops.” 🚨
- “Their changes get adopted, but it’s a dumpster fire, and Bitcoin becomes the MySpace of crypto.” 💀
“A third and exceedingly distant likelihood is that their proposed changes become adopted… but even in that unlikely scenario, their solutions fall short. And because their solutions fall short and they will have scared the world into fearing permissionless systems, Bitcoin adoption will be irreparably harmed.”
In conclusion: The drama is real, but the institutions? They’re over it. 🛏️
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2025-11-17 10:25