Transaction a7ab23f8bba4cca3a371e7db20fcd75f1a4182d57dbd79b7bcd9c9d70e42f189
1 Input
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OP_DATA_32(32) 96a2da08fd07de72e7ae3239deeb6b9874a98615e97a604ee18643311afc3785OP_CHECKSIG(172)OP_0(0)OP_IF(99)OP_DATA_3(3) ordOP_DATA_1(1)OP_DATA_24(24) text/plain;charset=utf-8OP_0(0)OP_PUSHDATA2(77) Ordinal Theory FAQ ================== What is ordinal theory? ----------------------- Ordinal theory is a protocol for assigning serial numbers to satoshis, the smallest subdivision of a bitcoin, and tracking those satoshis as they are spent by transactions. These serial numbers are large numbers, like this 804766073970493. Every satoshi, which is ¹⁄₁₀₀₀₀₀₀₀₀ of a bitcoin, has an ordinal number. Does ordinal theory require a side chain, a separate token, or changes to Bitcoin? -------------OP_PUSHDATA2(77) --------------------------------------------------------------------- Nope! Ordinal theory works right now, without a side chain, and the only token needed is bitcoin itself. What is ordinal theory good for? -------------------------------- Collecting, trading, and scheming. Ordinal theory assigns identities to individual satoshis, allowing them to be individually tracked and traded, as curios and for numismatic value. Ordinal theory also enables inscriptions, a protocol for attaching arbitrary content to indivOP_DATA_57(57) idual satoshis, turning them into bitcoin-native digitalOP_ENDIF(104)
2 Outputs
- a7ab23f8bba4cca3a371e7db20fcd75f1a4182d57dbd79b7bcd9c9d70e42f189:0
- a7ab23f8bba4cca3a371e7db20fcd75f1a4182d57dbd79b7bcd9c9d70e42f189:1
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