The most substantial difference is that one is a project with hundreds of regular contributors and peer reviewed code while the other is a sole developer whose code doesn't get peer reviewed.

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SatsAndSports 4 months ago
I've been trying to quickly catch up with the details of Knots. Is this true: - it's new, and hasn't been reviewed much - it limits op_return to 42 bytes - today, Core has a limit of 80 bytes - but the next release of Core will have no limit on op-return - both clients transfer data via the normal Bitcoin client relay network and not over any other network; i.e. neither of them use any other network I'm trying to write neutrally, to get the facts straight. I'm very aware of the spam/op-return/unspendable-utxo debate, I just don't know much about Knots specifically
Knots has existed for over a decade IIRC. Yes, lacking rigorous peer review. Sounds about right. Also right. There will still be limits, just much higher. Right.