Here are 4 use cases for locking coins
Locking up coins has recently been a hot topic in the BSV blockchain community, and this article will lay out four concrete use cases for this underused feature of Bitcoin's protocol.
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JPEG Wars cross blockchain MMO shooter launches
JPEG Wars is a new take on MMO shooter games, with an aim to bring players from different chains together with only one goal: to have fun.
Mine your own domain with OP_NS
Creating unique domain names is now easy with the release of the OP_NS protocol, allowing users to mine in their web browser, list the sale on the global order book, or send it to another wallet.
Bringing Ordinal functions to the legacy BSV Java Script library
Since launching in March 2023, the tools to build on the 1 Sat Ordinals protocol were open-sourced, encouraging developers to build atop it, and now it has over 37 million inscriptions as of writing.
SignOnChain—the only signing tool you’ll ever need
SignOnChain has dynamic pricing options, such as pay per document or a subscription plan—which slightly undercuts or matches DocuSign.
4 ideas to take advantage of 1 satoshi fees
Cheaper transaction fees on the BSV blockchain open a wide array of use cases for entrepreneurs and businesses, which include putting big data on-chain and funding users' interactions.
Your network is your net worth: friend.tech onboards 10K users at launch
Following brc-20, sats.names, and bitmap comes friend.tech, a marketplace that allows users to buy and trade shares with digital currency, successfully onboarding 10,000 users in its August 9 launch.
Proof of work assets can distinguish BSV from ‘crypto’
The uptick in prices of digital assets is often triggered by speculation, but with a proof of work concept, this could all change and more likely allow users to see the real value behind tokens such as BSV.
CoOM Battles TCG sells out 30,000 cards on BTC
This mint of additional CoOM Battles 1st Edition trading card NFTs follows the initial 1st edition sale of 10,000 cards on the BSV blockchain earlier in the summer.
The economics of a free mint
“Free” mint is a concept in the digital currency space where users of various blockchains mint an NFT for only the mining costs of the transaction, but the creator earns no profit from this action.
WorldVest’s Garrett Krause on TroyMoney: It’s not just tokenizing gold as an investment
The TroyGold project is led by Garrett Krause, with the intention to offer investment, ownership and spending via micropayments of vaulted precious metals including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium.
1 satoshi fees are good for Bitcoin
Gone are the days of needing credit cards, exchange support, and stablecoins to acquire BSV—now, businesses can eat that tiny cost for their customers for literally fractions of a penny.