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OnlyGiri, a beautifully hand drawn Ordinal collection created with love and respect for the on chain culture that inspired it 🧡 🎨 Supply: 4,444 📅 Mint: April 29 on @OrdXcom 💸 WL: $7 Follow @InscribedWilds + Repost Drop your Ordinal address Tag a friend Lock in your spot!

Artist highlight on @exchgART 💎 Randy Milanovic @randymilanovic Randy Milanovic’s practice operates within landscape photography. but shifts its focus from depiction to duration where the image becomes a record of time passing. let's dive in 🧵

@whitterss Amazing tech and colors 🦁

Imma centerfold (again)😻 it’s always a wild feeling when people feel like you’re worth writing about This makes my 3rd magazine within a year, and while I’m honored, it’s hard to wanna be featured when there’s so many artists that deserve to be written about. …but also fvck ‘em hahhaahah jk ily

@ChartFu Better than nfts

digital artifacts

The are "snakes in the grass"... Stay safe out there 🙏

Attention Bitcoin art community. There’s something missing in the conversation around Bitcoin inscriptions that no one is really talking about. Right now, most of what’s being inscribed is driven by novelty, speculation, or resale value. Collections, memes, flips. And that’s fine because every new medium goes through that phase. But if we zoom out, it feels like we’re underestimating what this technology actually makes possible. Throughout history, one of the most effective ways to erase a people has been to erase their culture. Libraries burned. Art destroyed. Languages suppressed. Sacred objects looted or lost. From ancient civilisations to more recent conflicts, the pattern is the same. If you remove the cultural record, you weaken the identity of future generations. Culture survives through preservation. And for the “first time” in history, we now have a tool that can preserve cultural artifacts in a way that is
- decentralised
- censorship resistant
- globally distributed
- and extremely difficult to destroy Bitcoin inscriptions are not just a new canvas for digital art. They are a permanent archive. So where is the work that reflects that? Where are the inscriptions capturing endangered languages, oral histories, indigenous art forms, rituals, music, and stories that might otherwise disappear? Where are the collaborations with communities whose cultural heritage is at risk? Because the real breakthrough here is not that art can be bought and sold on chain. It is that culture, fragile, human, irreplaceable culture, can be etched into one of the most durable systems humanity has ever created. Imagine future generations being able to access fragments of civilisations not through secondhand interpretation, but directly, preserved, unaltered, and alive in their original form. That is not just art. That is legacy. And maybe the most important use of inscriptions is not speculation. It is stewardship.

@bweys_nft Ordinals might then be the safest way to store BTC atm, quantum thefts will not be interested by blockchain "spam" nonsense

Ethereum: makes quantum resistance a priority with roadmap to achieve it by 2029 Bitcoin: “these JPEGs are gonna kill Bitcoin; let’s waste everyone’s time for 18 months debating the risk of pictures”

@0x6Paths @OrdTorches GM Collectors collect 🤝

GM guys! ☀️ Body trait: ToDaMoon I see collectors collecting! 🌘

OrdTorches mint starts in one hour! 🗽 Don't click any random links! Official mint site in bio! Are you ready to bear the torch?

@OrdTorches 🫡

Added a level of inception @thepandemonium with our OrdiGallery Pass provenance gallery, we used our Onchain OrdiGallery builder to create an entirely onchain virtual BTC art gallery as the inscription which houses the gallery (even though the collection was already p/c). 🖤🦜

IMPORTANT: magic eden is gone. if you had ordinals listed, someone might still be able to buy them when you list an ordinal on any marketplace, your inscription never actually leaves your wallet. what happens instead is your wallet signs a PSBT - a partially signed bitcoin transaction that sits on the marketplace’s server, waiting for a buyer to complete it when you “cancel” a listing on the website, you’re not cancelling anything on-chain. you’re just telling that marketplace’s backend to delete the data (you trust them to delete it). the signature you made might still be valid once again, you sign an off-chain PSBT, allowing anyone to complete the swap by transferring a specified amount of BTC to you so when a marketplace shuts down at midnight with a short warning, that signed PSBT probably doesn’t die with it > if anyone scraped or has a copy of that data, it’s still a valid open offer to sell your inscription. even if it pumps months after. the only real fix is on-chain invalidation: SEND YOUR INSCRIPTION TO YOURSELF🤝 costs 1000 sats. takes 5 minutes. permanently kills every signed PSBT across every marketplace you ever listed on. or you can do a one-click listings migration to other existing marketplaces: @Satflow , @trio_xyz , @ordinalswallet , @unisat_wallet etc happy monday btw 🫡

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This post is a timestamp for the few people still supporting Ordinals against all odds. If you're one of them: Drop your Taproot wallet & Retweet this post. Probably nothing 🟧

The good old days

@papa_melta Incroyable le vieux souvenir Il me faut cette pic papa 👀

Ambiance. 1998.

USA (1776) and Israel (1948) are the worst imo These 2 countries are the biggest threats to human kind and will ever be Shame & hate will last for centuries, i don't make the rules

This OrdiGallery is onchain on BTC. Owning an OrdiGallery Pass gives you access to build and inscribe your own. We build so you can cause pandemonium. 🖤🦜