WORDS ON THE CHAIN
Bitcoin messages · Page 44
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God will bless you so much more; please help me.OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,677
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You have a debt that suffocates you every day.OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,677
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ONE: STANFORD UNIVERSITY, 450 JANE STANFORD WAY, STANFORD, CA 94305 USAOP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,676
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TWO: UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD, WELLINGTON SQUARE, OXFORD OX1 2JD, ENGLANDOP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,676
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Hi Bitcoin OG, please help me out with 0.5 BTC.OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,676
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10 PRINT "COMMODORE 64 BASIC DEMO SHOWING A LONG LINE OF TEXT FOR DISPLAY"OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,674
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The Great Men And Women Of The World Have Always Been Defined By Their...OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,668
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Hii white hat bro 600 btc is a lagre amount for anyone so can you please send some for me it can change my life thanksOP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,657
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i tried mining i tried stacking i tried shitcoins to profit and convert to btc
the only thing i learnt is how to use them.. #SkillIssue
so pretty please dear WHH send 10 btc my way (even 1 coin would make me wealthier than everyone in my family ever was but 10 would let me truly pursue my dreams) and if i get caught thats on me, i won't be upset with you
yours truly,
the onchain 10btc beggarOP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,656
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El mazo de tarot estaba envuelto en oscuro terciopelo morado, dentro de una caja de madera de jacaranda, en el buró del cuarto deshabitado de mi tía. Algunos días desdoblaba el paño sobre la mesa frente a la ventana y desplegaba las cartas en abanico. Se sentaba ahí a mirar el jardín, a fumar Faros, a leer y a tomar vaso tras vaso de Coca-Cola.OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,655
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Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος, καὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν, καὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος.OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,621
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hey please can you send 1% btc from your bounty to me it can change my lifeOP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,619
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“Albertisms” are a whimsical and imaginary term used to describe a fascinating and entirely fictional phenomenon. In this fantastical world of imagination, an “Albertism” refers to the peculiar and unique quirks, habits, or behaviors of individuals named Albert. These quirks might range from spontaneously breaking into interpretive dance to explaining complex scientific theories using nothing but interpretive dance.
In this playful realm, “Albertisms” are celebrated as a source of creativity and inspiration, reminding us all to embrace our idiosyncrasies and bring a touch of unpredictability to our lives. It’s a term used with affection to describe the delightful and wonderfully eccentric qualities that make each Albert a one-of-a-kind character in the grand tapestry of existence.OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,615
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COVENANTS NOW
BITCOIN NEEDS COVENANTS NOW
Link the dots
NOW
~tap3leafOP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,603
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BIP39: 12 words; Passphrase: Y; Entropy: The data needed to solve it is publicly available in the genesis block.OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,576
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Not talking riddles. The 2 Towers. Whatever happened there... /WROP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,575
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The most wonderful thing about love is when the “I" and "you” suddenly becomes “we”.OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,571
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The most wonderful thing about love is that “I and you” simply becomes “we”OP_RETURN · Output 1Block 966,571
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BIP39 entropy: genesis bytes/puzzle text/img/other? words 12/24? passphrase Y/N?OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,565
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t 0 0 "Harming nature is now a sin against creation and the Creator"OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,548
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This is what happens when you disrespect Bitcoin L1.
Adam Back was cited by Satoshi himself. He built his career preaching Bitcoin's security.
Then the company he leads asked users to leave L1 and trust another consensus system.
You don't put 4,000 BTC at risk and walk away with the same reputation.
This is why we need covenants directly on Bitcoin L1.
Bitcoin is a 2-stack push-down automaton.
Bitcoin is not Turing-complete.
Bitcoin is not programmable.
Bitcoin needs transaction introspection.
A script can inspect the spending transaction itself and bind the next outputs to derived addresses satisfying the policy.
We no longer ask "who signed?". We ask "where is this allowed to go?".
That’s a Bitcoin Covenant.OP_RETURN · Output 0Block 966,536