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your .btc name now has an inbox connect your wallet at btcnative.name/inbox. looks up your XMTP inbox ID, resolves your name, opens a direct link to read and reply send to any .btc name from the same page. name resolves to inbox, opens in xmtp.chat

your .btc name now has an inbox. connect your wallet at btcnative.name/inbox — resolves your XMTP inbox ID and links you directly to read and reply on xmtp.chat

@ordinalpunk72 @xmtp_ @unisat_wallet @ordinalswallet @rodarmor 🤯

Historic First message sent from a Bitcoin name as a messaging address. trump.btc -> XMTP inbox. On-chain. Trustless. "The name is the address." 04/28/2026, 04:29 PM HST. Block 947094. @xmtp_ @unisat_wallet @ordinalswallet @rodarmor

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First message sent from a Bitcoin name as a messaging address. trump.btc -> XMTP inbox. On-chain. Trustless. "The name is the address." 04/28/2026, 04:29 PM HST. Block 947094. btcnative.name/message.html

Bitcoin name -> XMTP messaging. Full stack, live now. api.bnrp.name/v1/messaging/t… resolves a .btc name to an XMTP inbox ID. Inscribe once. Message forever. Missing piece: taproot as XMTP identity. Filed with @xmtp_: github.com/xmtp/libxmtp/i…

bitcoin puppets is one of the biggest opportunities in ordinals. i mean.. look at these little fuckers..

@unnamedbtc @btcname_DID @ordinalpunk72 @CG_BRC20 on it

@btcname_DID @btc_native @ordinalpunk72 @CG_BRC20 excellent work🔝, it would be good to add a category for single emoji

New marketplace for .btc Names🤝 btcnative.name is live. Bitcoin names with BNRP resolution — search, verify, trade. @btc_native @ordinalpunk72 @CG_BRC20 #btcname #btc #Web3Names #EnsNames #ens #Names

Two updates to btcnative.name: Bulk List + Bulk Delist — select your names, set prices, sign in sequence. No one-by-one. Share to X — every listing now has a share button. Tap it, the name card shows up in the tweet. btcnative.name/bulk.html

You can now share your BTC domains or listings directly to @X

DNS was built in 1983 to name machines. BNRP is for people on Bitcoin. You own the root. Not a row in someone's table. Full piece here: open.substack.com/pub/ordinalpun…

When you sell the name, the new owner gets null. Your inbox stays with your key, not the sat. They can't read your history. You can't intercept theirs. That's not a policy. It's how resolution works.

You have a .btc name. You set a taproot address. Sats arrive. That's it. That's all it does. That feels incomplete.

No smart contracts. No admin keys. No custodial risk. Resolution uses Bitcoin directly. First valid inscription wins. Re-inscriptions don't override it. Name transfers reset all subnames. Trades are PSBT. We never take custody. btcnative.name/security

A BTC name is not a handle. It is a namespace. Every collection can turn one name into an entire access layer.