Редни бројеви добијају замах са 76,000 НФТ-ова искованих у Битцоин

Despite pushback from Bitcoin purists, Ordinals—the NFT-like project on the Bitcoin blockchain—shows no signs of slowing, as over 76,400 inscriptions have been created to date. The number of Ordinals spiked on February 9, 2023, exceeding 20,800 inscriptions for the day, according to data from Дина.

Launched last month, Ординалс is the latest project aiming to bring NFTs into the Bitcoin ecosystem. Цоунтерпарти, launched in 2014, was the first project that introduced non-fungible tokens to Bitcoin with the Rare Pepes collection, followed by the 2017 launch of Гомиле.

What distinguishes Ordinals from earlier projects is that the digital assets are inscribed directly onto satoshis, the lowest denomination of a Bitcoin, without needing a sidechain or token.

Developers have inscribed JPEGs, audio files, videos, and even видео игре to test the limits of what can go on the Bitcoin blockchain. While the total number of Bitcoin NFTs is unknown, the Ordinals and Gamma, a Bitcoin NFT marketplace on Stacks, appear to point to several thousand minted on the network.

Bitcoin NFTs may be having a moment, but the technology is still in its infancy, especially when compared to Ethereum and Solana, which have had several years to perfect the minting, trading, and viewing of digital collectibles.

“Ordinals have been live for a few months now, but it’s only really a week old in terms of mass adoption,” Satoshibles developer Brian Laughlan told Дешифрирај on Discord. “It’s going to take a while before we see general wallet support.” Launched in 2021, Сатосхиблес is the first NFT Collection to bridge Ethereum NFTs with Bitcoin using Stacks.

As Bitcoin Twitter continues to argue the merits of filling blocks with pictures and videos, Битцоин рудари are raking in a tidal wave in fees that topped $92,220 on February 12, 2023, for Ordinal transactions alone.

Unsurprisingly, clones of popular NFT projects like ЦриптоПункс and Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs have made their way to the Bitcoin Blockchain. On February 8, a single Ordinal Punk sold for 9.5 BTC, or nearly $215,000.