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3D-printed holographics can encode data using common plastic -- keys and addresses up to 576 bits, with redundancyThe data actually encoded in the testing was a 256-bit private Bitcoin wallet key with redundancy ... and the best 3D printers, one can map and then print holographic data to a regular piece ...
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