Earlier this year, Ordinals — a unique inscription on the smallest unit of a Bitcoin, called a Satoshi — emerged as a controversial new development. Dismissed by some as spam and embraced by others as ...

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Bitcoin inscriptions, a new way to store data on the Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) blockchain, have surpassed 35 million since their inception in January. Ordinals are digital artifacts that can be inscribed ...

UPDATE: Effective 2024, Rare BTC is now part of BTC Inc’s dedicated venture and investment firm UTXO Management. BTC Inc., through its Ordinals-focused division Rare BTC, has brokered the sale of ...

In a significant development for the Bitcoin Ordinals ecosystem, OrdinalsBot has successfully procured more than $1 million in seed funding. Founded only earlier this year, on February 7, 2023, the ...

Bitcoin Ordinals’s creator and chief coder, Casey Rodarmor, has recently proposed changing the protocol’s numbering system with the aim of simplifying the project’s codebase. Since the beginning of ...

For a niche subset of the Bitcoin maximalist circles, Ordinal Inscriptions have surprisingly and swiftly developed an outsized footprint in the cryptocurrency community. As of February 28, more than ...

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The agency has flagged “inscriptions” created using the Ordinals protocol as a cybersecurity threat to the Bitcoin (BTC) network. Being listed in the NVD database means that the identified ...

Top global crypto exchange Binance is planning to add support for Bitcoin Ordinal inscriptions on its non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace in late May, the company said in the blog post. Over the past ...

The controversial basalt stone tablet is inscribed with an ancient Hebrew inscription attributed to the biblical Jewish King Jehoash who ruled Jerusalem in the ninth century BC. (Photo by David ...