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BTCCLUB / ausbtcclub:
🧱 What Happens with an Increased #OP_RETURN to 100,000 Bytes

1. Current block size:
Each Bitcoin block can hold about 1 million virtual bytes (~1 MB) of data.

2. Normal transactions:
A typical Bitcoin transaction is about 300–400 bytes, so each block fits roughly 2,000–3,500 transactions.

3. What #OPRETURN does:
It lets you store extra data (like text or files) inside a Bitcoin transaction.
Every version OTHERTHAN v30 right now has this limited to about 80 bytes, which is tiny.

4. v30 op_...


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BTCCLUB / ausbtcclub:
🧱 What Happens with an Increased #OP_RETURN to 100,000 Bytes

1. Current block size:
Each Bitcoin block can hold about 1 million virtual bytes (~1 MB) of data.

2. Normal transactions:
A typical Bitcoin transaction is about 300–400 bytes, so each block fits roughly 2,000–3,500 transactions.

3. What #OPRETURN does:
It lets you store extra data (like text or files) inside a Bitcoin transaction.
Every version OTHERTHAN v30 right now has this limited to about 80 bytes, which is tiny.

4. v30 op_...


#Node Iniciante/Beginner/Principiante » Share

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