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Anonymous User Inscribes U.S. Constitution on Bitcoin Blockchain

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An anonymous Bitcoin user inscribed the U.S.
Constitution on the blockchain using OP_RETURN, paying $83.41 in fees, following last year's byte limit removal.

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An anonymous Bitcoin user inscribed the U.S. Constitution on the blockchain using OP_RETURN, paying $83.41 in fees, following last year's byte limit removal.

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