The developer did not use Taproot or similar methods to inscribe images onto the Bitcoin blockchain, challenging the BIP-110 data limitation proposal.

Jinse Finance reported that Slovak Bitcoin developer and Rust Bitcoin library maintainer Martin Habovštiak has released a proof of concept, directly writing a 66kB TIFF image file into the Bitcoin blockchain through a single transaction without using OP_RETURN, Taproot, or OP_IF. This transaction can be publicly verified on-chain and decoded into a complete image file. This experiment is seen as a direct challenge to Luke Dashjr's proposed "anti-spam" soft fork BIP-110. The proposal (formerly BIP-444) aims to limit the size of on-chain data writes, with supporters arguing that such data storage behavior deviates from Bitcoin's core positioning as "currency."