Samson Mow Clarifies Bitcoin Spam and Ordinals Position Amid BIP-110 Debate
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JAN3 CEO Samson Mow clarified on X that he has consistently opposed spam and Ordinals and denied pivoting his position amid the BIP-110 debate. He described spam as a nuisance rather than an existential threat to Bitcoin and urged that any protocol changes require broad consensus to avoid rushed governance shifts in the crypto ecosystem.
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- Samson Mow says he opposes spam, Ordinals, and BIP-110 alike.
- Mow says spam is a nuisance, not an existential threat to Bitcoin.
- He argues Bitcoin needs broad consensus before any protocol changes.
JAN3 CEO Samson Mow has responded to claims that he reversed his position in the ongoing debate over Bitcoin spam and Ordinals, saying his views have remained consistent.
The criticism followed comments from market participants who said Mow appeared to have “pivoted” from earlier positions on Bitcoin governance.
In a detailed post on X, Mow rejected that claim, stating that he has always opposed spam and Ordinals while also opposing rushed changes to Bitcoin’s consensus rules.
“I hate spam and ordinary garbage,” Mow wrote. “I support efforts to limit spam even if it is a cat-and-mouse game.”
He added that spam is a nuisance but not an existential threat to Bitco…
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