The videos stored on Bitcoin’s blockchain forever
There are videos on the Bitcoin blockchain. Using various methodologies, artists and trolls have crammed GIFs and MP4s on-chain for years.
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There are videos on the Bitcoin blockchain. Using various methodologies, artists and trolls have crammed GIFs and MP4s on-chain for years.
Read more (5 min) →New website Ordinals Scrapyard is bidding $0.001 for any Bitcoin Inscription, including NFTs that once sold for over $1M apiece.
Bitcoin developers are arguing furiously about setting standards for the use of OP_Return for non-financial data storage.
Non-financial data like media inscriptions continues to fill up Bitcoin’s blockchain, and the debate about how to address it continues.
Like all of Casey Rodarmor’s protocols for speculative trading on Bitcoin, Runes failed to raise Bitcoin miners' revenue above its average.
Bitcoin’s code review process is under scrutiny after Bitcoin Core contributor Bryan Bishop volunteered to replace Luke Dashjr.
This year is an especially rich Bitcoin halving, with Runes and the so-called 'Epic Sat' adding speculative fervor to global celebrations.
Following the launch of Bitcoin Ordinals early last year, individual and potentially rare sats can now be numbered and traded like NFTs.
The founder of Bitcoin Ordinals and their NFT-like Inscriptions is launching a fungible token standard and BRC-20 competitor called Runes.
Bitcoin Core developer and miner Luke Dashjr is also the sole administrator of the Bitcoin Improvement Proposal upgrade process.