What do you mean by 'locked in data'?
Bitcoin is just an Internet-native form of money, like gold was, historically, in the physical world.
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I'm not sure what you mean sorry.
The Bitcoin blockchain just records transactions. I'd be interested to know what you meant by 'locked in data'?
If you meant that it could be used to timestamp a data record, you are correct. However, eventually transaction fees would make this impractical for anything but the most critical data and, even then, it wouldn't work at scale.