A look at OP_RETURN and whether embedding arbitrary data into Bitcoin’s blockchain is spam

By cineramaJanuary 9, 2019Bitcoin Business

Bitcoin’s role as a data repository is often a topic of debate for many in the space. In the past, Bitcoin community members have argued the benefits of allowing […]

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A look at OP_RETURN and whether embedding arbitrary data into Bitcoin’s blockchain is spam

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