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"Did we actually win the block size war — or did we lose?" Samson Mow asks the question most Bitcoiners won't. Fees as a filter, the jump to 4MB, and why Luke Dashjr may have been right about smaller blocks. The context the BIP 110 fight skips. 👇 Samson...

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🗣: Besides going to Fuji, what else did you guys do? 🤍:Mostly it was shopping, ❤️‍🩹: shopping and eat 🤍: Went to Disneyland, Disney Sea. 🗣: How many suitcases did you bring? How many suitcases did you bring on the way there? 🤍: Well, we had some friends on the trip too, it was like Namtan’s gang, right? So, like, we had to really limit our luggage because we were going on a road trip. But even with just one suitcase, I was dying because the bag was so fat (stuffed). Well, we...I have to say this first... ❤️‍🩹: How so? 🤍: We booked everything in Tokyo. Because we thought we would have the fan meeting in Tokyo. So we already booked it. The manager said, Namtan, wait a sec, it seems the fan meeting is in Osaka. Oh... now the "fun" begins. So we said, okay, it's fine, we already booked everything, we’ll stick to the plan. Then we’ll just take the Shinkansen to Tokyo. But that’s what made it fun—because normally, when we travel, we have security guards to carry our bags. But this trip plan was about 8 days. So, with the bags, and the weather, it was cold, we had to have really thick clothes. The weight of the bags was really heavy. For Namtan and Film, it was also Namtan’s first time leading the tour and guiding this trip for Film. Because Film just experienced something like this for the first time.I also just did it for the first time, so we just went like that.And then there was a moment crossing the street. So, about the suitcase—well, I have to say, Japan’s streets have really clear Universal Design. They are very accessible for disabled people, right? But it was our suitcase that actually got stuck/tripped.And then I fell right in the middle of the intersection! And it was kind of like, people were just walking back and forth. It was an experience where, you know, we all kind of helped each other, she (Film) came to help too. ❤️‍🩹: We carried it back together. NAMTANFILM AT SUMMER THE MALL THAPRA #THEMALLSUMMER2026xNAMTANFILM Trans (disc)

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