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BTW, please don't use this address-spamming technique! You can simply put data after an OP_RETURN, which, while permanently encoding it in the blockchain, ensu
by RustyRussell 9y ago
BTW, please don't use this address-spamming technique! You can simply put data after an OP_RETURN, which, while permanently encoding it in the blockchain, ensures that nodes know it can't be spent.
- 1ba9115454 9y agoThat's fixed to 80bytes, perhaps space for a few smileys.
- Normal_gaussian 9y agoTwit-chain
- RustyRussell 9y agoBut the encode-in-address method is limited to 20 bytes.
- anc84 9y agoA technical "solution" to money transfer that relies on saying pretty-please to avoid problems? Sounds like something I should invest in.
- RustyRussell 9y agoWell, it's cheaper to use OP_RETURN, too.