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@0xCIRC @rodarmor @blockamoto If you get it you can indeed inscribe. I will message you when you can or how you can.
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It's confirmed.
The JAZZ REPUBLIC TRANSITION PACT is on Bitcoin.
Forever.
Inscription:
2e4b39b355ff8279dd41b50e608a955dd025caaec2c1e2afac8b9d38bd2f4580i0
A transition function. Permanent. Verifiable.
The first PACT inscribed with Bitmap Signal Theory.
The machine runs at block #945000.
@blockamoto built the theory.
@rodarmor built the tools.
@blockapunk built the machine.
bitronaut.io/pact
OrdinalsPunk@blockapunk
Hypothesis: I inscribed a rule on Bitcoin that cannot be deleted. A rule that — in theory — could trigger anything. If that rule said "blow up the world at block #945000" could anyone stop it? Only by stopping Bitcoin itself. And here is what I believe: If the stakes were truly that high — people would cooperate. Governments. Miners. Enemies. Everyone. Bitcoin would be stopped. Which proves two things: 1. Bitcoin is not truly unstoppable. Human cooperation is stronger. 2. The real power of Bitcoin is not that it cannot be stopped — but that it forces cooperation when it matters most. That is the most powerful governance mechanism ever built. @blockamoto understood this. bitronaut.io/pact
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You need to know why you want to inscribe something. I am proving that it is a Turing-complete machine based on ORD by Casey (@rodarmor) and signal theory by Bitoshi (@blockamoto). What I am actually trying to do is give meaning to all these inscriptions. Be careful not to waste your money by just engraving anything. (If you understand what I am trying to do, you can see if others understand the meaning of this as well.)
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@0xCIRC Hi mister CIRC. I am in Beta Phase. Let me come back to you when you can inscribe.
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@Crypto_Mags You would actually have a third super-position penny which read/wrote all the FUD and has already taken all your money
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For those who are new here: this guy is the Jim Cramer of crypto.
Thus, this means this is actually not the bottom and we’re likely to go down more.
il Capo@CryptoCapo_
Can't imagine a clearer bottom formation than this one. Once again, just a matter of time. And the longer the range... the bigger the expansion.
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A reminder of why people hold OHM:
• treasury backing behind the asset
• designed to capture volatility and turn it into upside
• borrow against it instead of selling it (no price liquidations)
• more flexibility than a stablecoin
• less binary than pure high-beta crypto
• Its forgetten in your mom's wallet after shilling it to her in 2021 without understanding the bloated premium over backing
OlympusDAO |Smart, Money|@OlympusDAO
OIP-194 is live on the forum and heading to Snapshot this week. Backing per OHM went up after OIP-191. This proposal accelerates how fast that increase reaches your borrowing capacity, expands the protocol's ability to take in new capital, and upgrades how buybacks execute.
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I built a Bitcoin parser that reads Ordinals inscriptions directly from Bitcoin Core. No ord. No indexer. No middleware. Just Bitcoin.
But first — credit where it's due.
Bitoshi @Blockamoto built Bitmap. Simple, elegant, and quietly radical. He took Bitcoin's block heights and said: this is a map. Districts. Property. Geography baked into the timechain. People said Bitcoin can't do that. He just did it anyway, with full respect for the protocol.
Now he's done it again with Bitmap Signal Theory. Hoods. Sectors. Signals. A governance layer that doesn't touch Bitcoin — it just reads it. Abstract enough to be beautiful. Concrete enough to be checked. Every time someone says Bitcoin can't be more than money, Bitoshi @Blockamoto finds the thing that was already there and counts it.
That's the spirit I'm building in.
Here's what Ordinals actually is, stripped bare.
Since Taproot, every Bitcoin transaction input has a witness field. @rodarmor didn't build a new protocol. He built a convention for what you put there. The "inscription" is an envelope:
OP_FALSE
OP_IF
"ord"
OP_1
"image/png"
OP_0
OP_ENDIF
That's it. No sidechain. No token. No magic. Data hidden inside a script branch Bitcoin never executes — but always stores.
Every ord indexer in existence reads this envelope. Most of them crash, lag, or require you to trust someone else's node. The canonical ord indexer crashed for me at block 767,437. Every version. Same block. Dead stop.
So I went underneath it.
bitcoin-cli getrawtransaction
→ witness stack
→ decode bytes
→ detect OP_FALSE OP_IF "ord"
→ extract payload
→ apply ruleset
Block → TX → witness → envelope → decision. No ord binary. No separate process. No trust.
This is what Bitcoin actually looks like from the inside. Not the wallet abstraction. Not the block explorer abstraction. Not the ord abstraction. Raw bytes. Script opcodes. Witness data. The thing itself.
@rodarmor gave us a convention. That convention lives on Bitcoin's witness layer. Bitcoin doesn't care what's in there. Bitcoin just stores it. Which means: anyone who can read a transaction can read an inscription. You don't need his software to see his envelopes.
My parser runs on a Raspberry Pi. Indexed through #944,231. Ready for block 945,000. Every result is traceable: block → tx → witness → payload → rule → decision. Not because I say so. Because you can check it yourself.
🔍 bitronaut.io/core.html
The deepest thing about Ordinals isn't the JPEGs. It's that someone figured out you could use Bitcoin's witness field as a data layer — and the whole network stores it forever, without knowing or caring. The blockchain is the indexer. You just have to know how to read it.
Bitoshi @Blockamoto keeps finding these things. I just built a parser that can see them.
If something is claimed, it can be checked. If it cannot be checked, it does not hold.
I built the check.
🗺️ bitronaut.io
#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Bitmap
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Years ago, @blockamoto looked at the Bitcoin blockchain and saw something others missed.
Not just a ledger. A map.
Every block — a piece of territory. Every sat — a coordinate in time. He called it Bitmap Theory, and built an entire universe on top of it.
The community grew. Districts were claimed. A new language emerged — one that speaks in block heights and parcels instead of addresses and wallets.
And now, years later, he wasn't done.
Bitmap needed a soul. A way for districts to speak to each other. To organise. To elect.
So he built Signal Theory.
Districts can now signal support for each other. Every 2016 blocks a Hood Seat is elected. Every 210,000 blocks a Sector Elect and Capital emerge — determined not by money, not by likes, but by on-chain signals that anyone can verify.
No server. No company. No authority.
Just Bitcoin.
Activation at block 945,000 — roughly 3 weeks away.
I built bitronaut.io to make this visible. A deterministic index and reading glass for what Blockamoto has been building all this time.
If something is claimed, it can be checked.
If it cannot be checked, it does not hold.
@blockamoto — the instrument is ready. 🟧
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The same people who wish I would disappear like Satoshi are the same people that would say I abandoned the community if I did.
Who's still with me? ✋
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Thanks barb, i want those starting at zero to have a place to go where they could get started and really easily inscribe. I have a feture that i am going to be adding that enables creators to build mini apps that can create inscription content, the users get a good experience and the app builders generate some revenue. and example of this is a website builder i am working on, a drag an drop builder that and easily be inscribed.
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