RT Ian A. Northon (@Bitcoin_Lawyer)Caveat: I am a lawyer, and yet again, @NickSzabo4 is correct. You’re being duped or are stooges if you think you’re risk free or above reproach when CP hits your node. Delete (which is impossible) or shut down to mitigate liability. This is why @LukeDashjr and others have been a canary in the coal mine. We’ve need more nodes for years and yet Core is lurching toward data storage which will inevitably result in fewer nodes, not more. Wise up folks. Either Bitcoin is money. ...

Pure Storage’s low-key cofounder John Colgrove joins the three-comma club after signing a flashy deal with Meta amid increasing data storage demand. https://t.co/82l1SwtrPm (Photo: Pure Storage) https://t.co/K6BIrXak98 ...

Pure Storage’s low-key cofounder John Colgrove joins the three-comma club after signing a flashy deal with Meta amid increasing data storage demand. https://t.co/82l1SwtrPm (Photo: Pure Storage) https://t.co/n0beDcFyyh ...

RT NotABot (@not___a__bot)@parkeralewis @adam3us @aoeui21 @baseload21 @maxkeiser One important risk — highlighted by @NickSzabo4 — is often overlooked: introducing new and uncertain legal liabilities by turning data storage into a formal feature rather than leaving it as an informal, arguably abusive, hack. ...

RT Doctor Buzz "Datacarriersize=0" (@DoctorBuzz1)@benthecarman @NickSzabo4 @adam3us It's certainly not IMPOSSIBLE for policy to limit this type of arbitrary data storage, tho. Can obviously be tuned as preferred to either eliminate them, require 30 sat/vybte fees, or have variable fees 5x what's in mempool. But the idea that "nothing can be done" is FALSE. https://t.co/bGBi0RMD24 ...