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The amount of output allowed is OP_RETURN The output is exactly zero Satosh:

Bitcoin cores 0.9.x to 0.10.x default to 40 bytes for a single data push and a null data transaction for a relay and mine with a maximum of 40 bytes for a single null data output Pay exactly 0 atoshis

(…)

Bitcoin Core 0.12.0 is the default that relays and mines null data output up to 83 bytes using any number of data pushes if the total byte limit is not exceeded. You still need to have only a single null data output, which is You still need to pay exactly 0 satoshis.

(My emphasis)

However, this limit does not indicate that it exists in the Bitcoin version

The only policy-related effects of OP_RETURN The transaction I can see is that they have something else Lower Limitations nValue A value as low as 0 is allowed.

Is there a limit policy limit for the value of or OP_RETURN output?

]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/what-output-values-are-allowed-for-op_return-output/feed/ 0 31162 Vitalik Buterin Urges Ethereum Devs to Build With Values in Mind https://earlybirdsinvest.com/vitalik-buterin-urges-ethereum-devs-to-build-with-values-in-mind/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/vitalik-buterin-urges-ethereum-devs-to-build-with-values-in-mind/#respond Mon, 14 Apr 2025 12:18:31 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/vitalik-buterin-urges-ethereum-devs-to-build-with-values-in-mind/

Vitalik Buterin stated that developers building apps on Ethereum
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should think more about the values behind their work.

He believes that the application layer—not the core infrastructure—is where thoughtful ideas and social responsibility matter most.

His comments came in a post on Warpcast on April 12. He responded to a user who said Ethereum needs a new wave of builders who understand and care about the project’s original values. Buterin agreed in part, but added that it was the app layer where those values are most needed.

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Buterin compared Ethereum to a programming language. A tool like C++, he said, works pretty much the same no matter who created it or what they believed.

However, Ethereum still reflects the choices made by its creators even though the base layer is partly neutral. Buterin pointed to Ethereum’s shift to proof-of-stake and support for light clients as examples. These changes were driven by certain beliefs, like wanting to save energy and support decentralization.

Still, the biggest influence of values shows up in apps. Buterin gave a few examples of projects he thinks are built with the right mindset, such as privacy app Railgun, Web3 platform Farcaster, prediction market Polymarket, and messaging tool Signal.

Recently, a clip of Buterin meowing at a robot has stirred mixed reactions among the crypto community on X. What did they say? Read the full story.

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]]> https://earlybirdsinvest.com/vitalik-buterin-urges-ethereum-devs-to-build-with-values-in-mind/feed/ 0 30721 Scroll co-founder argues taxing layer-2 networks is threat to Ethereum’s values https://earlybirdsinvest.com/scroll-co-founder-argues-taxing-layer-2-networks-is-threat-to-ethereums-values/ https://earlybirdsinvest.com/scroll-co-founder-argues-taxing-layer-2-networks-is-threat-to-ethereums-values/#respond Wed, 02 Apr 2025 17:48:00 +0000 https://earlybirdsinvest.com/scroll-co-founder-argues-taxing-layer-2-networks-is-threat-to-ethereums-values/

Ye Zhang, the co-founder of Ethereum layer-2 network Scroll, has pushed back against calls for Ethereum to impose fees on layer-2 networks.

Zhang argued in a detailed social media post on April 2, that the proposal was harmful to Ethereum’s long-term vision. He called it a “toxic” approach that prioritizes short-term revenue over lasting ecosystem value.

According to Zhang, Ethereum’s strength lies not in extracting fees from rollups but in positioning ETH as the central asset across multiple Layer-2 (L2) ecosystems. He argued that taxing these networks mirrors corporate behavior and runs counter to the principles of decentralization that Ethereum stands for.

He emphasized that Ethereum’s value should not be measured by protocol income. Instead, the network should be considered an economic foundation for a growing rollup-centric ecosystem.

He noted:

“ETH’s real strength isn’t in protocol fees — it’s in becoming the hub asset across thousands of rollup ecosystems. That’s the future.”

Zhang explained that ETH’s advantage is its presence across major L2 platforms like Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync, and Scroll. Even on networks like StarkNet, that don’t use ETH for gas, he noted that the digital asset remains a key trading pair on decentralized exchanges.

Ethereum’s future

Considering this, Zhang outlined two possible directions for Ethereum. In one scenario, ETH evolves into a trusted store of value and a central hub for rollup activity.

According to Zhang:

“Every aligned L2 expands Ethereum’s surface area and social consensus. A thousand scalable rollups with ETH as the center > any monolithic chain.”

On the other hand, Ethereum could become focused on taxing L2 activity, which could drive them toward alternative data availability layers and reduce ETH’s influence in the broader blockchain landscape.

To avoid this, Zhang urged the community to focus on scaling execution and improving data availability infrastructure.

He called for a 1000x improvement in blob capacity and encouraged building out shared tools like cross-rollup liquidity bridges and interoperability solutions.

Zhang concluded:

“ETH wins by being the gravity, not the toll booth.”

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