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The number of blocks mined leading up to segwit looked night and day different compared to 110. Even 8 months out Segwit was getting 22%+ blocks per signaling period. 110 hasn't hit 1% in any signaling period yet.

You know BIP110 doesn't stop jpegs. You know it doesn't stop ordinals. You know it doesn't stop runes.

So what exactly do you see as the benefit? Sheer quantity of data?

Honestly curious because I don't see the vast majority of that data sticking around once fees get off the floor anyway. Or even likely to get back to 2022/23 levels given that the NFT scamming has mostly run its course. And of course even then, the fee market did its job.

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