Maaaring ihinto ang Bitcoin Ordinals kung ang blockchain bug ay na-patch, ang sabi ng dev
Balita ng Ethereum ng Bitcoin A bug fix on the Bitcoin network could put a stop to new Bitcoin Ordinals and BRC-20 tokens causing network congestion by “exploiting a vulnerability,” claims a Bitcoin Core developer. In a Dec. 6 X (formerly Twitter) post, developer Luke Dashjr said inscriptions — used by Ordinals and BRC-20 creators to embed data on satoshis — exploit a Bitcoin Core vulnerability to “spam the blockchain.” He explained the Bitcoin Core code has allowed users to set limits on the size of extra data in transactions since 2013, but “by obfuscating their data as program code, inscriptions bypass this limit.” PSA: Sinasamantala ng “Mga Inskripsiyon” ang isang kahinaan sa #Bitcoin Core para i-spam ang blockchain. Binibigyang-daan ng Bitcoin Core, mula noong 2013, ang mga user na magtakda ng limitasyon sa laki ng dagdag na data sa mga transaksyong ini-relay o mina nila (`-datacarriersize`). Sa pamamagitan ng pag-obfuscate sa kanilang data bilang program code,… - Luke Dashjr (@LukeDashjr) Disyembre 6, 2023 The bug allowing inscriptions to bypass this limit was recently fixed in the latest update to Bitcoin Knots, which is a Bitcoin Core derivative with less tested or untested features backported from and sometimes maintained outside of the core code. Another X user

