Not really. If UTXO set grows in addition to new users that's a problem.
UTXO set size is proportional to the number of users and the amount of arbitrary data. A transaction always destroys at least one UTXO but arbitrary data cannot be destroyed.
Elephant in the root
npub1de…nthv4
2025-05-01 15:19:12
in reply to nevent1q…azfs
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2025-05-01 15:19:12Event JSON
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