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When you point out that Solana prints roughly 65,000 SOL per day (worth about $6.5 million at current prices), people reply that this is what secures the network, so it’s fine. They also say Pump.fun token supplies are fixed. But even with a fixed supply of 1 billion tokens, those coins can still be pumped to very high valuations using the free daily flow of 65k SOL — at least a few times a year. We’ve already seen this play out with tokens associated with Ansem and others. @CryptoKaleo @MC_BIGFOOT404

You're right that Bitcoin doesn't validate the EVM — but that's the same split Ethereum has. Consensus orders blocks; execution clients re-run every tx. Here Bitcoin is the consensus layer (order + data), and every BRC2.0 indexer is an execution client re-running everything. How OrdiNetwork uses it: • Users sign trades off-chain with their own key • Up to thousands get packed into one compressed blob with a single aggregate signature and inscribed on Bitcoin • Our contract replays every trade and checks every signature and balance. One bad trade and nothing settles So the operator can't forge or edit a trade, only order and package them. Every BRC2.0 indexer re-runs our contract, so every indexer re-checks every band. And if the operator drops a trade it gave a receipt for, its stake gets slashed. Gas: BRC2.0 already prices gas in BTC — you buy computation with the bytes you inscribe. No gas token. Platform fees are in ORDI, the first BRC-20, and every action's network fee is split between whoever settles the band, the executioner pool, the team and a community pool. Still ahead: more independent indexers, and GPU executioners proving their hardware on-chain. The settle-with-replay core is live today on signet — run an indexer and check any band.

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