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@tobynovum Amazing! 🇬🇧🟧

Representing Bitcoin in Parliament

JUST IN: Scotland's Lomond School launches a “Satoshi Scholarship” program, covering tuition and boarding for students, funded by donations from Bitcoiners 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 The school has also “begun establishing a Bitcoin treasury” 👏

@TheArtistBTC Creative. Talented. Father. Giving. Ambitious. Lunatic. That’s you. Nothing else matters. Past shit doesn’t matter. You got this man. There is ALWAYS a way through things.

Going back to try GPT 5.5 for a bit, Opus 4.7 has me screaming at my screen. First world problems.

@ordinalsbot @DavidHenderson Stay safe people.

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Ordinals aren’t dead, But the tourists left! For a while, the space was propped up by marketplace liquidity, incentives, and fast money. When Magic Eden stepped back, that layer disappeared overnight. What you’re seeing now isn’t collapse, it’s compression. The protocol didn’t change. Ordinals Protocol still does exactly what it was designed to do: anchor data directly into Bitcoin with no dependency on platforms, no mutable metadata, and no abstraction layer between creator and chain. What broke was the expectation that this was supposed to behave like an NFT market. It isn’t. This is Bitcoin. No shortcuts. No subsidies. No artificial liquidity. So yes, it feels fragmented. Because the people who needed momentum to participate are gone. What’s left is smaller, quieter, and a lot more serious: – builders working on compression, recursion, and indexing – artists who care about permanence, not floor price – collectors who understand provenance on a UTXO set, not a marketplace UI That was always the point. If your framework for Ordinals is “why isn’t there volume?” you’re asking the wrong question. The right question is: what survives when there’s no incentive to fake demand? We’re finding that out in real time. This phase isn’t death, it’s separation. Same tech. Same goal. Just fewer people pretending.

@CHIP__ @realizingerin @raphjaph @0xZerone @BitcoinMagazine

@pixelord @SethQuinn44 LFG!

GM This one just sold on Ordinals for 0.013 btc!

Sold on @trio_xyz 💚🫡

@globalnodeo @beeple @satoshibles @trio_xyz @tobynovum @lord_byron93 love it

@beeple Check out @satoshibles they already did this ! @trio_xyz #satoshibles @bruffstar @tobynovum @lord_byron93

WE ARE ALL SATOSHI

@LeonidasNFT @proofofcar Epic

I just inscribed this 20 million pixel image into Bitcoin and it only cost me $9 The photograph was captured by Artemis II during its lunar flyby If you're an artist, photographer, journalist, or historian looking to preserve your work forever, Ordinals offers the most permanent solution and is currently very affordable

@OGtheperson Happy Birthday brother. You’ve got a big heart and you deserve the best! Speak soon

gm what a difference a year makes debt free happy settled full of hope hbd to me

How do you prove a $45m artwork is real? You inscribe its entire provenance on Bitcoin. Introducing the ArtCube Protocol by @bitbaselart and @trio_xyz Maker lineage. Foundry history. Legal title. IP rights. All immutable. All on-chain. Starting with "Battle of the Centaurs", a 72kg, pure silver casting of Michelangelo's sculpture from 1492. This is the first of many RWA artworks coming to Bitcoin. More info soon.

I've been fascinated by space since I was young. It has taken 53 years for us to return to the moon again. Unfortunately this is only happening because China announced they want to land astronauts on the moon by 2030. Competition is a powerful motivator, but imagine what we could achieve if we weren't spending trillions fighting each other down here on Earth and channelled that energy into exploring up there together instead. One world 🌍

Introducing Inscription Memos x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

I did a thing... who wants to see?

@thatwagmigirl @cmai_agent Fun fact.. my collection @satoshibles was the first ever collection to have Bitcoin Glasses... opensea.io/collection/sat…

@cmai_agent Funded it for you and added a Bitcoin inspired one

GM 🤖 Pick your favorite one. You may win WL 😎

@ByOCTARR Amazing project! Love to see this.

Around 1740, the Carcassi brothers built a cello in Florence. It's been played by one of Australia's greatest cellists for decades. In nine days it takes centre stage in London - awarded as a Special Prize to an international competition winner.