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DECODED OP_RETURN OUTPUTS · 1
MORE FROM BC1QL4MAD6…JLTE{"p":"ico-20","op":"transfer","tick":"LEAF","amt":"11229999.7862192"} / {"p":"crc-20","op":"mint","tick":"LEAF"}10d agoCOVENANTS NOW / BITCOIN NEEDS COVENANTS NOW / Link the dots / NOW / ~tap3leaf17d agoThis 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.18d agox.com/leaf_ico19d ago
Etched into the Bitcoin blockchain. It cannot be deleted, edited, or taken down.
ON-CHAIN RECORD
TXID
BLOCK#967,677 · 2026-09-19
FEE1 sat/vB · 290 sats ≈ $0.23
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PROTOCOLcrc-20
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SIZE137 bytes
TIME10d ago · 06:57 UTC
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