pronounced 'trig' π€.
the free state
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Fellow #bitcoin'ers asking "wtf are Ordinals?" No worries, I got you: here's what they are, how they work, and their potential.
@to @LeonidasNFT @xverse @hirosystems @trygamma @ordinalswallet @ordinalsbot @muneeb @rodarmor @frankdegods @ZK_shark
app.sigle.io/trygg.btc/dhmYbβ¦
Ok I read and write a lot, and just browsing grokipedia for 10 mins I'll say it is pretty stellar.
Once navigation and imagery are populated it'll be no contest vs wiki
Grokipedia.com version 0.1 is now live.
Version 1.0 will be 10X better, but even at 0.1 itβs better than Wikipedia imo.
This was, hands down, the best episode of up only ever.
For anyone who hasn't listened to it: it's 3+ hours of ledger interviewing cobie about his journey into crypto, and was recorded a few years ago.
Highly recommend giving it a listen.
Well thankfully Bitcoin is a permissionless network, so I can put whatever data I want on-chain if I'm willing to pay the fee.
The answer is @sub10k.
Now we can move on as a community π€
Trygg.btc π§π»ββοΈ retweeted
dear CT,
We hear NFTs are back. Upon this news, we at orpepes HQ habe decided to gigantimax extract you within the near future.
Recall we still own like 60% of the supply of ORPEPES 5000 and reserve the right to fuck you up with it.
Big dump. (lol).
regards,
HQ
Trygg.btc π§π»ββοΈ retweeted
It's sad, but after almost 2 years of daily activity, I can say that
most of the founders and artists in Ordinals don't do anything for the community.
Not an airdrop or a free edition, not even a giveaway. They don't mint other projects. They don't even support with a like...π
Trygg.btc π§π»ββοΈ retweeted
Bitcoin Art Giveaway:
Due to my next milestone of 500 'Be Satoshi' prints shipped worldwide , I'd like to raffle off a large signed print of this drawing!
β‘οΈLike, retweet and follow to participate!
The thought that this drawing is hanging in 500 peopleβs homes all over the planet is simply surreal to me. A heartfelt thank you! ππΌ
Good luck everyone!
Gm π€
Inscription #73719180; created Aug 3, 2024.
Ordinal Satoshi #190037212753686; mined on Feb 3, 2010 at Block 38,007.
"Holymath #613" by @orkhan.
An on-chain generative art collection that "blends mathematical legacy of the Islamic Golden Age with contemporary digital art."
Gm π€
Inscription #72607408; created July 16, 2024.
Ordinal Satoshi #1961070230348781; mined Jan 27, 2024 at Block 827,712.
"Kaleidoscope Garden" from the @pogo_xyz collection by @smiley_bits.
Art belongs on Bitcoin.
Gm π€
Inscription #75927439; created Sept 19, 2024.
Ordinal Satoshi #142965812083369; mined on Dec 2, 2009.
"Fusion #1005" from the collaborative collection of the same name by @billyrestey & @GabrielJWeis.
Imagine: it's 2019, just a couple of years after the first ethereans experimented with attaching ipfs links to on-chain smart contracts, and not just fading the concept, but making fun of it because it hadn't taken it off (yet).
Now imagine a new form of digital collectibles emerges; one which is entirely stored on-chain and can be exchanged trustlessly without the need for smart contracts...and is ~2 years into its history.
Gm π€
Inscription #32917040; created Sept 18, 2023.
Ordinal Satoshi #985791913713272; mined on Sept 4, 2012 at Block 197,158.
"Art Decordinal" from the Versions of Recursion collection by @0rdlibrary. The collection features 232 unique works, each one created via recursive submodules.
This one stood out not just for its aesthetic, but also the the particular satoshi it was inscribed upon: A "Hitman" sat, which are "sats allegedly involved in the transaction made by @RealRossU to hire a hitman."
Regardless, yet another work of art on Bitcoin.
I'm a simple man when it comes to markets like this. I just look to acquire 3 things:
1) Bitcoin.
2) Art on Bitcoin; where art belongs.
3) @orpepes; bc they're affordable and make me smile.
