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Alex Thorn highlights that OP_RETURN blockspace usage has not seen significant growth following the release of Bitcoin Core v30. According to Thorn, although there is a slight increase in oversized OP_RETURN transactions, they still account for less than 0.1% of total blockspace.
He further argues that BIP-110 is an excessively disruptive and risky response given the limited impact of these prunable transactions.
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Thorn has previously compared BTCUSD in real 2010 dollars versus nominal terms, highlighting significant price differences over time on a linear y-axis scale. In another recent observation, he pointed to an impressive Casascius coin dashboard by w_s_bitcoin as a resource for crypto collectors. Thorn’s coverage has frequently focused on data-driven insights relevant to Bitcoin market participants.