About this artifact
ASCII art of a nude seated female figure, via cryptograffiti.info (P2FKH). Among the earliest ASCII art on the blockchain; also reproduced off-chain at asciiart.eu.
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`-.,' Open the raw reconstruction ↗ Written to the chain on 16 Mar 2014, block 290,848.
ASCII art of a nude seated female figure, via cryptograffiti.info (P2FKH). Among the earliest ASCII art on the blockchain; also reproduced off-chain at asciiart.eu.
A normal pay-to-public-key-hash output contains a 20-byte public-key hash. A data uploader can put arbitrary 20-byte chunks in that field instead. To the network it looks like many ordinary-looking outputs, but the “addresses” are fake because nobody knows a private key whose public key hashes to those bytes.
More about P2FKHEvery byte shown here was read from these transactions. Open one in a block explorer to check it yourself.