Nintondo

The lore of Nintondo Bellscoin is a very powerful PoW Scrypt chain merge mined with $DOGE As a tribute to both chains a token mint was carried out on $BELLS chain for $nintondo token 1 billion mint txs to mint out 11 million txs per day for 3 months 🔥 Proof of work

Bellscoin targets ~60-second block times. That choice was made in 2013. What does an old design decision mean in 2026? → Faster confirmations, on average Six confirmations on Bellscoin is roughly six minutes at target block time. On Bitcoin, roughly an hour. If you move small amounts often, the difference compounds. → More inscription throughput per hour, all else equal More blocks per hour means more chances for inscriptions to land - the network tends to absorb new activity faster during normal load. → Faster fee dynamics, during normal load On longer block-time chains, fee markets feel slow to react. On Bellscoin, congestion can clear faster under normal load - though low-fee transactions can still wait when fee pressure persists. → Smaller "stuck transaction" anxiety, for fee-competitive transactions A transaction sitting in the mempool for an hour is one of the worst feelings in crypto. Faster blocks tend to mean fewer of those moments - as long as you're paying a competitive fee. The tradeoff: shorter block intervals can increase stale-block and reorg risk, all else equal - propagation delays matter more when blocks come fast. Part of why "how many confirmations do I need" depends on what you're protecting. A 2013 design choice. Still relevant.

Gm $BELLS & $DOGE Nintondo 🔔🐕🔥

@NintondoWallet Logging into my Nintondo Wallet and seeing my $Nintondo balance 😉

A perfect Sunday on-chain, in three things: → Browse the marketplace for an hour without buying anything → Inscribe one small thing - even a text message to your future self → Open your inscription view and find one you forgot you owned That's mine. What's yours?

@NintondoWallet I’m waiting to import my private keys I used to mint $Nintondo If I import them now I won’t see my Nintondo’s so I will be waiting 🧙‍♂️ Community spent a lot of time minting these tokens it would be nice to have support for them in Nintondo Wallet 🙏

Importing a private key shouldn't require you to know what format it's in. The Nintondo Wallet detects whether your key is WIF or raw hex automatically when you paste it. You still pick the network (Bellscoin, Dogecoin, or Pepecoin) and the address type, and verify the derived address - but you don't have to identify the key format yourself before pasting. Why it matters: Most wallets ask you to choose "WIF" or "Hex" up front. Pick wrong and you either get an error you don't understand, or you import a different address than the one you expected. Nintondo skips that decision for you on the format side, and keeps you in control of network and address-type choices. Less guessing. Same verification. Small feature. Real friction reduction for anyone restoring an older wallet.

Gm to the Nintondo blockchains $BELLS & $DOGE

Gm @NintondoWallet is there a chance I will be able to see my $Nintondo tokens in my Nintondo wallet in the near future? Community pumped 1 billion txs to the $Bells network to mint these bad boys. It’s only right we have support for them in the @BellsChain $BELLS wallet 🔥

Gm. This is your daily reminder that there are only two Nintondo chains. $BELLS 🔔 & $DOGE 🐶 Merge mined together forever with the Scrypt king $LTC @litecoin

Lead the way ⚡️ Scrypt ecosystem is 🔥 PoW or I’m not interested. If your coin has no hash it ain’t a coin, it’s just another shitcoin token. $LTC $BELLS $DOGE $PEP ⚡️🔔🐶🐸

@NintondoWallet @s_on_chain @BellsChain Gm Nintondo

@s_on_chain @NintondoBells @BellsChain gm

Gm ☕️ $BELLS & $DOGE 🔔🐶 PoW Nintondo chains $nintondo lore you say. Well go to the beginning then. Bellscoin launched by @BillyM2k with Nintondo etched into the Genesis block as a nod to Nintendo/Animal Crossing. He then forked Bells code to make Dogecoin. History 🔔🐶

Gm. This your daily reminder that $BELLS came before $DOGE 🔔🐶 We love the Nintondo lore ❤️ $Nintondo (you will understand later 😉)

Fun fact: $BELLS existed before Dogecoin 😉 Real OG energy. 🔐 HOLD and manage your $BELLS in Coinomi: coinomi.com/en/downloads/

@CoinomiWallet The lore of Nintondo 🔔🐶🔥 x.com/nintondobells/…

How many blockchains have the word “Nintondo” etched into their Genesis blocks? And why? Do #Crypto people know? Or are people only interested in tokens instead of PoW blockchains?

@HTX_Global You forgot the first 🤦‍♂️ 🔔 You know $BELLS the chain Billy made before $DOGE Nintondo 🔥

pick your fighter…or tell me what i forgot 🐶 🐱 🦄🐂 🪨 🐸 🐻 🐼 🐻‍❄️ 🐨 🐯 🦁 🐮 🐷 🐸 🐵 🦍 🦧 🐔 🐧 🐦 🦅 🦉 🦆 🦢 🦩 🐍 🐢 🐊🦈 🐒🦛

On a UTXO chain, your wallet doesn't hold one on-chain balance. It controls a pile of bills. UTXO stands for Unspent Transaction Output. UTXO-based blockchains - including Bellscoin, Dogecoin, and Pepecoin - work this way. Once you see it, a lot of things about your wallet start to make sense. The simplest way to think about it: Imagine your wallet controls physical bills instead of one single number. You might have: → A 100 DOGE bill → A 50 DOGE bill → Two 10 DOGE bills → And a tiny DOGE output that may be dust Your total "balance" is just the sum of those bills. The wallet adds them up and shows you one friendly number. But that number hides what's actually going on underneath. What happens when you send crypto: Say you want to send 55 DOGE to a friend. Your wallet doesn't subtract 55 from a number. It picks some of your bills — say, the 50 and one 10, giving it 60 to work with. It spends those two UTXOs and creates new outputs: 55 DOGE for your friend, a change output back to you, and the difference paid as the network fee. Every normal spend works this way: it consumes old UTXOs and creates new ones. Why this matters on Bellscoin, Dogecoin, and Pepecoin: → Inscriptions are tracked on specific smallest units carried by UTXOs. The UTXO is the carrier - the envelope your wallet has to protect. Spend that carrier incorrectly and you can accidentally transfer or even burn the inscription. That's why wallets like Nintondo treat inscription and frozen UTXOs carefully and give you tools to manage them. → Dust is a real problem. Tiny outputs pile up in real wallets. Sending them can cost more in fees than they're worth. They count toward your total balance but can't move economically. → Consolidation and splitting aren't magic. Nintondo's Consolidator combines many small UTXOs into one larger output. Its Splitter is an inscription splitting tool that helps release frozen funds. You're just rearranging what you already have. → Tokens and Runes follow different rules, but both rely on the UTXO model. Runes are explicitly UTXO-based - rune balances are held by UTXOs themselves. BEL-20, DRC-20, and Pepecoin PRC-20 are inscription and indexer-based: deploy, mint, and transfer data is written on-chain, and indexers track valid balances and transfers. No EVM-style smart contracts are involved. One thing to remember: On a UTXO chain, your keys control a specific set of spendable UTXOs. Your wallet adds them up and displays the balance. Once you see it this way, the rest of the UTXO world stops feeling weird.

@BellsChain 🔔🔔

My $BELLS are tingling

@YarSawyer @EljuliHam @DLSIT1 @BellsChain Nintondo 🔥

@DLSIT1 @BellsChain it IS 10x as big.

Throwback to May 27, 2024, when $NOOK finally minted out. Becoming the largest inscription mint in blockchain history.