Christian V.

gm Bitcoin & Ordinals collectors 🧡 quiet morning, but Bitcoin is still writing history Ft. a Satoshi Relic generated from the 6th coinbase transaction, mined 6,290 days ago, one of the earliest records of BTC ever mined, and a subtle ode to Satoshi

@Alts_Anonymous @0xBitWizard And this is a 50 BTC tx from an early block, block number 42. I don't know if he wants it, but I set it aside for Fabian😃

I liked the spring-like feel of this Satoshi Relic so I minted it.🌸

if you didn't already know:

A Satoshi Relic generated from the transaction that inscribed first ever @TaprootWitches 😌

View this Relic here: pob.studio/tx/0xf8bf1e886…

@Truthcoin all Bitcoin txns already are jpegs this is true:

Generated a Satoshi Relic from the deployment transaction of the $DAI BRC-20 token. Zoom in to see the deploy details in the ordinal 👀

minted this 5 years ago @prrfbeauty

Simple Mining forever preserved in a Satoshi Relic generated from block 942,459’s coinbase transaction.

@mikeinspace Decided to generate the Satoshi Relic from the issuance transaction of CCGBTCONE 😌 77cd72...db0279 -> Art Generated directly from the raw hex data for the tx

This parallels how to think about Satoshi Relics: Each one is generated directly from a real Bitcoin transaction. Even if Bitcoin were to disappear, the artifact itself would still preserve the record. They take native Bitcoin transactions, proof-of-work records, and render them into historic, human-legible, ownable artifacts.

Here’s a neat bit of history: This Satoshi Relic was generated from the first known Bitcoin transaction attributed to @VitalikButerin. Sent on April 23, 2011, this 5 BTC payment is believed to be Vitalik’s first Bitcoin earnings and among the earliest known wages ever paid in Bitcoin. At 17, he posted on Bitcointalk offering writing and translation work. Bitcoin Weekly took him up on it, paying him in BTC for his contributions. A piece of Bitcoin history before anyone knew how much it would matter.

gm Bitcoin & Ordinals collectors ☕️ It’s quiet here, but Bitcoin is still writing history. Ft. a Satoshi Relic generated from the transaction that recorded Bitcoin’s first haiku. “Supply and demand dictates that a five dollar bitcoin is ok” $BTC has come a long way.

gm Bitcoin & Ordinals collectors 🧡 Still here turning Bitcoin records into Relics. Ft. a Satoshi Relic generated from Bitcoin’s only 0-sat coinbase transaction. An invalid scriptSig left block 501726 with no subsidy, no fees, and no transactions. A rough day for that miner.

The rotation from pokemon cards into scarce digital artifacts is going to be glorious 😌

gm Bitcoin & Ordinals collectors 🧡 The first explicit transaction fees on Bitcoin appeared in block 2817, the first time miners were paid beyond the block subsidy. Ft. a Satoshi Relic generated from the first fee-paying transaction, marking the birth of Bitcoin’s fee market.

A node can preserve ledger data. It can validate blocks, replicate state, and carry forward the chain’s raw record. What it cannot do on its own is preserve why a particular block mattered, why a given transaction became historically significant, or why any of it should remain meaningful to future generations. Replication preserves data. It does not preserve remembrance.

@BitWizards__ @bittensor 😮

Introducing BitWizards -- a 10k NFT collection on @bittensor tao inscriptions protocol 🪄 24H mint window with a max supply of 10k / mint out or cut supply / WL = GTD Public = FCFS Comment wallet address for WL ( RANDOM )

The 2nd known transaction by Satoshi Nakamoto was sent to Dustin Trammell. The ninth peer-to-peer transaction ever. One of just 19 in Bitcoin’s first 1,000 blocks. We generated a Satoshi Relic from it, preserving the record and inscribing that history on Bitcoin.