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Someone spent $66,000 to inscribe data onto Bitcoin. No one knows what it says.www.theblock.co/post/270792/someone-spent-66000-to-inscribe-data-onto-bitcoin-no-one-knows-what-it-says
1721 sats \ 4 comments \ @lpop4254 8 Jan bitcoin
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591 sats \ 1 reply \ @elvismercury 8 Jan
Feel about it as you will, this kind of thing will happen more and more. Imagine all the shit that's going to be on your node as the years pass. It's not hard to think of some pretty alarming scenarios.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @486DX2 8 Jan
Yeah, those rickrollin' MF's be everywhere.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @rebel_nomad 2 Sep
Alien launch codes
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @neurojack 8 Jan freebie
Is it that much different from, say, an email server? Sure, the intend of a Bitcoin node is somewhat different from an email server. One is routing financial transactions, the other is routing messages. Sometimes the Bitcoin transactions come with a weird or questionable (subjective) messages. Such is life. The major difference that I can see is that on a mail server, you can remove these messages. You can't on a Bitcoin server.