Tribe Blockchain - Expanding Horizons with Satellite Data Integration

Hello Bitcointalk community,

We're back with another exciting update from the Tribe project. As you may already know, we've achieved a significant milestone by successfully incorporating satellite data onto the Tribe blockchain. This unique integration has been a game-changer, and we're thrilled to see the potential it holds for future applications.

Despite the enthusiasm around this development, it seems we didn't have a winner for our recent contest. However, we'd like to take this opportunity to delve deeper into how this integration works, using one of our latest transactions as an example.

Here is the TRB transaction ID: ee3f26a9b4b024941f945b4b4a6ada826f88fd6bddd8cf91effe6b93a96967a0

To view the satellite data, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Tribe explorer enter the TXID and on the next page click on the round info icon to the right of the transaction ID.
2. Scroll down to the "scriptPubKey" section.
3. Look for the line that starts with "OP_RETURN". The string of numbers following "OP_RETURN" is the satellite data in hexadecimal format.

For example, you might see something like this:

"scriptPubKey": {
    "asm": "OP_RETURN 547269626563727970746f5f6e65742c5341544c4c412d32422c4c6f52612c3433372e32352c313 02c352c36322e35302c31333a30353a30382c2d3133332e30302c2d31322e3030",
}

You can convert this hexadecimal string to ASCII to see the actual satellite data.

These transactions are easy to spot - most of them are only about 0.002 TRB.

We're just scratching the surface of what's possible with Tribe. As we continue to innovate and push the boundaries, we look forward to sharing more updates with you. Stay tuned!

Best,
The Tribe Team