Inscription

This article explains the relationship between Rollup, Inscriptions, and SCP.

This article explores the development trends in the field of Bitcoin inscription and anticipates the development of inscription empowered by the ecosystem.

This article explores how the rise of the Revenant Protocol has also led to opinions within the development community regarding its significance.

This article compiles the new protocols and noteworthy technological routes that have been propelling the Bitcoin ecosystem since 2023.

This article explores the use of UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) and the impact of signature size on transaction fees.

This article summarizes the phase-wise perspectives on topics such as the standards for inscription assets and high-quality assets, the value proposition and business innovation of BRC20 assets, and the mechanism and driving forces behind the surge in inscription assets.

This article delves into the Bitcoin-derived RGB Protocol, covering its principles, advantages, and ecosystem.

This article combines Ordinals to bring new norms to the BTC ecosystem, examines the current challenges of BTC scalability from the perspective of asset issuance, and predicts that asset issuance combined with application scenarios such as RGB & Taproot Assets have the potential to lead the next narrative.

Bitcoin Stamps, a protocol for storing text and image data within Bitcoin transaction outputs, offering a more native Bitcoin solution compared to the Ordinals protocol, albeit at a higher transaction cost. Inspired by the BRC-20 token, SRC-20 is a standard for Bitcoin chain tokens created based on the Stamps protocol.

This article provides a detailed explanation of the development history, product model, and future expectations of brc20-swap.

This year has witnessed an explosive growth in the Bitcoin ecosystem. First came Ordinals, followed swiftly by the BRC-20 tokens that took the crypto industry by storm. In just two months, the market capitalization of BRC-20 reached a staggering 1 billion USD. BRC-20 allows for the minting and transfer of fungible tokens on the Bitcoin platform via the Ordinals protocol. However, Rodarmor believes that the problem with BRC-20 tokens lies in their use of "spam" Unused Transaction Outputs (UTXO) to flood Bitcoin. In an article on September 26th, he highlighted that BRC-20 tokens result in "adverse UTXO proliferation" and proposed Runes as a UTXO-based alternative. So, what improvements does this new protocol offer compared to BRC-20? Why did Ordinals founder Casey Rodarmor propose this new protocol? Will the introduction of this new protocol pose a threat to BRC-20? In this article, we'll provide a comprehensive breakdown of the "Runes" protocol.

This article introduces Ordinals token standards beyond BRC-20 and analyzes them from the perspective of BRC.

The article begins with the fundamental principles and technical details of Ordinals technology, analyzing its developmental trajectory and examining the importance and roles played by Segwit and Taproot upgrades. It then delves into the concept of recursive inscriptions, explaining their innovative uses through real-world cases.

A crypto trading bot is a software program that uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to observe the market and automatically execute cryptocurrency trades in line with predefined algorithms.

Recursive Inscription, as a major update to Ordinals, has brought new innovative applications to the BTC ecosystem. Among them, PixelWar stands out with the highest number of recursive iterations on the market. This article will introduce you to the mechanics, tokenomics, and potential considerations of PixelWar.