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Sudden Spike

Snapshot Window: 2026-07-10 03:30 UTC ยท โ† Back to Crypto Overview

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@bitcoinwell

Michael Saylor says Bitcoin has no spam problem. A lot of people are furious he said it. Here is the part everyone in the fight is missing. It doesn't matter what Saylor thinks. It doesn't matter what the pools signal by July 15. Bitcoin doesn't have a CEO who decides what it is

Michael Saylor (@saylor) tweets on July 8 that after a decade of blockspace fears, Bitcoin still has no spam problem, with fees at 1 sat/vB allowing global transfers of any size for ~$0.30, accompanied by a screenshot showing current fee estimates of 1 sat/vB for immediate, hour, day, and week transactions. The image supports the broader argument that Bitcoin's fee market organically solves blockspace issues without needing central authority decisions.

AI visual note: Michael Saylor (@saylor) tweets on July 8 that after a decade of blockspace fears, Bitcoin still has no spam problem, with fees at 1 sat/vB allowing global transfers of any size for ~$0.30, accompanied by a screenshot showing current fee estimates of 1 sat/vB for immediate, hour, day, and week transactions. The image supports the broader argument that Bitcoin's fee market organically solves blockspace issues without needing central authority decisions.

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