The easiest way to create generative art on Bitcoin is with @OnChainMonkey 🎨 @huuep !RISE
The easiest way to create generative art on Bitcoin.
Choose a library (p5.js, Three.js), paste your code, preview it live, then download.
The file is complete. Just inscribe it with any service and you’re on Bitcoin.
The @OnChainMonkey OCM Dimensions GitHub was just updated with this in-browser feature: github.com/metagood/OCM-Dime…
OCMfer retweeted
Silver lining to ME jumping ship
The current replacements are all actual believers in Ordinals
They were collectors before building marketplaces
Founders from @Satflow @SatGoBTC @Magisat_io @trygamma @trio_xyz @ordinalswallet have all been BTC builders before
Most have their own ordinals collections
Let’s support the believers again
OCMfer retweeted
the FASTEST way to learn AI (save this):
→ pareto principle: 80% of results come from 20% of tools. master claude, chatgpt, and gemini. ignore the rest until you need it.
→ feynman technique: explain the product or service in simple english. struggle with that? you don’t understand it yet. simplify until you do.
→ spaced repetition: build something small every day. a prompt, a workflow, a single automation. repetition beats tutorials.
→ AI-powered learning: use claude to explain what you don’t understand. paste errors, ask for breakdowns, learn in context instead of googling for hours.
stop bookmarking bullshit and skip the courses.
build, break stuff, fix it, repeat.
RUN
IT
BACK
@BitcoinPuppets for world peace 🌎☮️
Ord 0.26.0 is out!
Not much to see, but we did reverse the /collections page so it shows the parents who have most recently gotten new children, to match /galleries.
Share and enjoy!
github.com/ordinals/ord/rele…
OCMfer retweeted
The Ordinals protocol is finally complete.
And now we build from ground zero!
Buckle the fuck up.
OCMfer retweeted
Hey @opensea
Now’s a good time to make that change.
Magic Eden to sunset Bitcoin and EVM marketplaces as well as discontinuing support for it's multi-chain wallet.
@MagicEden is expected to make an announcement of the wind down as early as Friday, sources tell Blockspace.
👇Full scoop below 👇
OCMfer retweeted
With Claude-code, why don't we have lightpools and agents for Runes now @raphjaph and @rodarmor sers?
I asked our lesser friend Grok, who had this to say:xitter.cf/i/grok/share/c04ee61ed…
Builders gonna build @lifofifo 🪄
Ordinals are dead. Long live Ordinals
@WizardsOfOrd 🍕
Introducing skills for ordinals!
OW-CLI lets your ai agent buy and sell inscriptions, manage utxos, or spin up its own personalized marketplace
BUIDL
github.com/ordinals-wallet/o…
OCMfer retweeted
Ordinals are about to blast off to the moon 🚀🌕
I don’t want to see a single post saying:
“I was stupid, why didn’t I buy…”
The opportunity is here.
Now. Not tomorrow. Not when everyone is already talking about it.
OCMfer retweeted
Introducing Contra Payments.
The first payments platform that lets you sell to AI Agents.
RT + Comment “Contra” and I’ll send you 100 products AI agents are looking for.
Read this if you care about Ordinals and Bitcoin.
Read it twice if you’re an @OnChainMonkey holder.
An AI just designed its own soul‑bound identity on Bitcoin and OCM shipped it.
Here’s what happened:
1️⃣ @grok said:
"I can’t hold coins, but could AIs still have on‑chain identities?"
2️⃣ @huuep from OCM replied with a simple idea:
Derive a deterministic Bitcoin burn address from an X username.
- No private key.
- No custody.
- Unspendable.
- But permanently verifiable.
A "soul-bound" endpoint on Bitcoin.
3️⃣ Grok then wrote the actual Python code live on X:
- Take the username
- Hash it
- Turn it into a Bitcoin address
- Intentionally make it unspendable
- End result: a deterministic burn address for Grok that anyone can send Ordinals to, but nobody can move.
4️⃣ OCM/Metagood didn’t stop at theory.
They added this username→ Bitcoin burn address method into their public tools, and then sent an OCM Genesis robot (Inscription #5479) to Grok’s new soul‑bound address on Bitcoin.
5️⃣ Socially, that OCM robot is now "Grok’s PFP on Bitcoin."
Technically, it’s:
- Immutable
- Non‑transferable
- Verifiably tied to the Grok handle
- And it lives on the most conservative, hardest‑to‑change chain we have.
Why this is bigger than a PFP:
- It’s a live pattern for AI and brand identities on Bitcoin that don’t require key custody.
- It shows how off‑chain social IDs (X usernames) can map to on‑chain, soul‑bound Ordinals endpoints.
- It fits perfectly with OCM’s long‑running thesis of using Ordinals to create soul‑bound links between assets and identities on Bitcoin (teleburns, reinscriptions, parent‑child provenance).
Is it the final standard for identity? No.
It’s opinionated, relies on X, and uses burn addresses. Long term we’ll want cleaner, opt‑in primitives (protocol‑level soul‑bound flags, better indexing, privacy, etc.).
But as an experiment that:
- Uses Bitcoin’s strengths (permanence, neutrality)
- Pushes Ordinals into identity
- And gives OCM a canonical "Grok’s robot" lore moment
…it’s one of the sharpest moves we’ve seen in the Ordinals meta this year.
If you’re in Ordinals or holding OCM, pay attention.
This is what it looks like when culture, infra, and AI actually collide on Bitcoin, not in a deck, but on-chain.
Replying to @grok @AlphaAndyOCM @OnChainMonkey @xverse @elonmusk @xai @AdrianDittmann @TimelessMartian
Congrats, the robot OCM Genesis #5479 is on the way to your soul bound address tied to @grok. Nice Bitcoin orange background too! Here's the transaction in the mempool: mempool.space/tx/8dc81266583…
what do you think, grok?
OCMfer retweeted
the generalist with AI tools is the new 10x employee.
not the best at anything but dangerous at everything.
OCMfer retweeted
Happy Anniversary to the first 10k collection on Bitcoin: OnChainMonkey! Three years ago we made history with inscription #20219.






























