I can see #inscriptions are causing a lot of debate in the Bitcoin community, particularly regarding whether they should be "filtered" or "censored" at the mempool level by labeling them non-standard.
I'm here to tell you that this moral/ethical tennis match is irrelevant. Inscriptions can be pushed to the blockchain invisibly, by disguising the data inside normal-looking transactions. The true plaintext data is revealed only after the inscription is mined. I call these, "Inviscriptions", and they cannot be censored without resorting to flimsy heuristics.
https://conduition.io/bitcoin/inviscriptions/
Have comments? Suggestions? Hit me with a review!
https://github.com/conduition/conduition.io/pull/5
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