Inscription

INJS is an inscription marketplace on the Injective blockchain, which allows users to develop inscriptions and interact with these assets in the blockchain

What exactly are inscriptions on the BNB Chain? How do BSC-20, BRC-20, and BNBS-20 work? This article offers a detailed exploration to help you understand.

Cursed inscriptions are inscriptions not indexed by the ordinals protocol, resulting from bugs and thus considered invalid. However, since the properties of cursed inscriptions are not significantly different from regular inscriptions, Casey introduced negative inscriptions to categorize cursed inscriptions while maintaining the stability of the existing inscription numbering system. Hence, cursed inscriptions are also known as negative inscriptions.

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to LandX's product model, economic model, and future development.

This article introduces the ambitious SUAVE— a design for a MEV market that provides programmable privacy, more efficiency, fairness, and cross-chain.

This article introduces the definition and concept of rare Satoshi, as well as the classification and total supply of Satoshi. It also provides methods for querying rare Satoshi, offering a comprehensive introduction to what constitutes a rare Satoshi.

With the recent popularity of inscription in Bitcoin’s blockchain, more projects are jumping on the trend. One of the latest additions to this trend is the ASC-20 inscription standard on the Avalanche network.

This article explains the basic concepts and history of NFT and FT, as well as the positioning and application of SFT in the market.

The history of Bitcoin addresses and transfer methods is introduced in this article.

This article provides a practical tutorial on how to use OpenSea.

This article outlines the trade-offs between Rollup and integration, L1 and L2, and application-specific chains and general-purpose chains.

This articleTo understand the inscription from the perspective of NFT compared to ETH,combined with current eventsExploring the centralization problem of BRC-20.

This article reviews the popular Bitcoin ecosystem and compares the differences between inscriptions and runes.

Turtsat is an open-source, community-driven project that aims to become the Gitcoin of the Ordinals space by fostering collaborations in the Ordinals community.

Tracing the origins of the Ordinals protocol, the initial deployment of SATs, inscription progress, and market response, this article reveals their evolution and prospects on the Bitcoin blockchain.