
100 1/1 sub 6k Bitcoin Ordinals art pieces by @uxceo showcasing BTC’s censorship resistance.
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It would have been nice to get this attention in any other context. WikiLeaks has kicked the hornet’s nest, and the swarm is headed towards us.
- Satoshi Nakamoto
Inscription #5806
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Bitcoin seems to be a very promising idea.
- Hal Finney
Inscription #5832
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You see the point.
Let quality drive your decision.
Don’t let anyone force their narratives on you.
Bitcoin is for independent thinkers.
The @DiamondFinger01 are the first 10k collection that are actually only 100 ordinals sub 7k.
What I am trying to say is this, it doesn’t matter, the market will decide. We shouldn’t be forcing our narratives on anyone.
Buy ordinals you like, and more importantly buy the ones you’re happy to spend your btc on, some will go up, some will not.
I love @sub10k @nodemonkes @MegapontNFT @BitcoinFrogs @HoneyBadgersBtc @OnChainMonkey etc etc.
Let’s be glad we can even have this debate. We have inscriptions on L1 Bitcoin.
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Diamond Fingers
Inscribed in February
100 provocative inscriptions
Sub 7k
No roadmap.
Pure art on Bitcoin with a message.
Inscription #5809
Can’t censor me.
Diamond Fingers 💎🖕
Replying to @redbeardnft
Naw I disagree.
Thanks to the efforts of those mentioned above, those who came before, yourself, everyone reading this, etc... crypto art is in a stronger position than at any point ever.
If people default on loans and prices go down, who cares?
If people want to flip, who cares?
If new work goes unbought, who cares?
Sure, we could use more buyers. So could BTC. So could trad art.
Unlike trad, we suffer the stress of being tethered to swingy coins. But our curse is also a blessing. The majority of us wouldn't be here had those coins not marked the path.
Like the trad art market, and every other market, ours moves with momentum. Sometimes the winds are with us, sometimes against. But this art movement can no longer be knocked down.
Perhaps this is because we were cheetos from 2022-23? I know not.
Part of me feels like even if we had all left in 2022, some day some people or AIs somewhere would have dug up art on chain made many years before most of us got here, and found it just as mesmerizing as we did.
2025 has also had it's heroes - and yes moves made this year further sealed our fate (you were part of several)...
But one hill i'll die on - the appreciation for this art was and still is - up only. Some of us may die, but these works will always live. Respectfully my brother in art I believe an evil bear virus is trying to worm it's way into your brain, and it's time to tell it to gtfo.
See you in the convention center 🫂
~CdM
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A legit tx is a legit tx is a legit tx.
@DiamondFinger01
Sub 6k ordinals always
Had a unique discussion with an artist today that prompted this tweet, within reason, as fee rates can be insane and much beyond one’s budgets (perhaps - it’s all relative) the cost of inscribing a file may appear “expensive,” (no doubt).
But, in the long run, for a one off payment, is storing and preserving that file on the most decentralised, secure and uncensorable network on the planet worth it, not even taking into account the potential to then make btc afterwards?
Almost every time the answer is a resounding yes.
There are so many cool things you can do with inscriptions on BTC, but the core and most elegant use case always speaks the loudest.
All it takes is a legit tx.
Inscription #5759, Diamond Fingers 🖇️👇
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What do you think of the Diamond Fingers @hash_bender ?
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It’s no secret @udiWertheimer loves magic internet jpegs on Bitcoin.
💎🖕
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Hey @SeizeCTRL what do you think?

















