Ordinals Push for New Bitcoin Client Proposal and Easing of Transaction Limits

Leonidas, a supporter of Bitcoin Ordinals, has proposed the development of a new open-source Bitcoin client to facilitate transactions with Runes and Ordinals. The core of the proposal is to ease the transaction size and dust limits imposed by Bitcoin Core, thereby reducing transaction constraints on the Bitcoin network. Leonidas has named this client 'Bitcoin $DOG mode' and suggested increasing the maximum size of individual transactions to 3.9 million WU and lowering the dust limit to 1 satoshi. Currently, the maximum transaction size in Bitcoin Core is 400,000 WU, and the dust limit ranges from 294 to 546 satoshis. If these changes are implemented, it will become easier to inscribe Ordinals and transfer Runes. Leonidas criticized Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Notes for enforcing rules that do not exist in Bitcoin, emphasizing that it is time to remove these restrictions. By raising the transaction size limit, Ordinals users can include larger files or collections in a single transaction, and lowering the dust limit reduces the need to 'pad' output values to avoid transaction rejections. The Bitcoin $DOG mode aims to serve as an alternative to Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Notes, and Leonidas plans to pressure for the easing of Bitcoin Core's policy restrictions. This proposal is expected to expand the scope of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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