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OP_RET can be 80 bytes
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It should be noted that a **StealthAddress** can have multiple **spend pubkeys**, in which case, the address represents a multi sig.
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One limit of Dark Wallet is the use of **OP_RETURN**, so we can’t easily embed arbitrary data in the transaction as we did in the **Bitcoin transfer** section. (Current bitcoin rules allows only one OP_RETURN of 40 bytes, soon 80, per transaction)
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One limit of Dark Wallet is the use of **OP_RETURN**, so we can’t easily embed arbitrary data in the transaction as we did in the **Bitcoin transfer** section. (Current bitcoin rules allows only one OP_RETURN of 80 bytes per transaction)
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> ([Stackoverflow](http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/29648/26859)) As I understand it, the "stealth address" is intended to address a very specific problem. If you wish to solicit payments from the public, say by posting a donation address on your website, then everyone can see on the block chain that all those payments went to you, and perhaps try to track how you spend them.
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