Someone has been writing gibberish into Bitcoin about 40 times a day for three weeks. Galaxy Research checked. It's not a secret code.
Across 562 strings, every letter shows up 3.6% to 4.2% of the time. That's not English and not a cipher, just random letters. The transactions look scripted: one input, a fresh change address, an OP_RETURN, chains up to 86 hops, on a steady schedule, weekends included.
Galaxy calls the operator "Babel Scribe" and reads it as someone testing a data-publishing tool on mainnet. The same addresses wrote the U.S. Constitution onchain in May, and the run later included the Declaration of Independence. About 3.33M sats moved so far, roughly 24% to miner fees.
Permanent, censorship-resistant storage, finally put to work. On lorem ipsum.
Source: TokenPost