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🔐 OP_RETURN in Bitcoin Core lets you embed small pieces of data (like a message 📩) directly into the blockchain! It's often used for proofs, metadata, or tagging transactions. The data is unspendable but permanently stored. In the example, we added a simple "Hello World" using hex 🔧.

👨‍💻 Requirements: Bitcoin Core, some BTC, and basic CLI skills.

🔥 Tip: OP_RETURN outputs are limited (max 80 bytes) to prevent blockchain spam.

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db 8mo ago

this is a direct attack on bitcoin. it will lead to more centralization and make transactions as well as running a node more expensive. which is exactly what you want when attacking bitcoin. use your brain.

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OceanSlim 8mo ago

This is not true. You are just wrong. Either you don't understand how Bitcoin works or you've been misled...

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Telluride 8mo ago

I genuinely believe you think this, so I’ll just try to say nicely that your reply is disappointing.

I agree that this whole discussion is a very nuanced argument but there is merit on BOTH SIDES.

—To say that opposing your view is “ignorant for thinking it” or they have “fallen for a lie”, is crazy to me.

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OceanSlim 8mo ago

Then prove me wrong. It's not a belief. I make my opinion on fact. That's the difference in the sides to this debate. If your side has merit. Prove it.