According to Bitcoin Magazine, an unidentified user embedded the full text of the U.S. Constitution into the Bitcoin blockchain in a transaction confirmed at 8:25 p.m. UTC on May 28. The 44.4-kilobyte transaction paid 113,454 satoshis, about $83, in fees and was mined by SpiderPool 14 minutes after broadcast. The report says the document was stored using OP_RETURN, with SegWit and Taproot also involved, making it an early high-profile example of expanded on-chain data storage after Bitcoin Core v30 removed prior OP_RETURN limits. The event underscores Bitcoin’s use as a censorship-resistant archive while also raising questions about competition for limited block space as more non-payment data is written to the network.