04-26-2025 
1Sat Ordinals
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19 October, 2023
sCrypt now supports Ordinals
sCrypt announces the addition of 1Sat Ordinals in its developer platform, a move that seeks to improve the tooling for...
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31 August, 2023
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...
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28 August, 2023
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...
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16 August, 2023
A stone in the river of time: The power of BSV blockchain to preserve our past
By inscribing memories onto a medium as immutable as the blockchain, we're preserving the essence of our existence and building...
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20 July, 2023
Total number of inscriptions—does it matter?
Transactions need to actually represent a value exchange between individuals, in a peer-to-peer nature to scale. Simply being capable of...
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3 July, 2023
How are 1Sat Ordinals being adopted now? Find out on CoinGeek Roundtable Episode 7
In this CoinGeek Roundtable episode, Joshua Henslee hosted a lively discussion on Ordinals, why the BSV blockchain will be the...
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