sCrypt: Ordinals oracle
This tutorial will guide users through the process of using the WitnessOnChain oracle to validate transaction inputs referencing UTXOs containing Ordinals NFTs and BSV20 tokens.
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Mihael Šinkec talks sCrypt and more on CoinGeek Weekly Livestream
On this CoinGeek Weekly Livestream episode, Mihael Šinkec tells why he chose to work at sCrypt, his London Blockchain Conference 2024 experience, and what he wishes to see more in the Bitcoin and blockchain space.
Gassed-Up tops sCrypt Hackathon 2024 best projects
Gassed-Up, whose project revolves on solving "trust dilemmas" and "trust asymmetries" at gas stations, was named sCrypt Hackathon 2024 winner, while several others made the list of judges' favorites.
Trustless Ordinal sales using OP_CAT-enabled covenants on Bitcoin
In this piece, sCrypt demonstrates a trustless sale of an Ordinal NFT using a layer-1 covenant made possible by re-enabling OP_CAT, without intermediaries.
Bubblemint’s 3 secrets to a successful token mint
Bubblemint was an instant hit since it launched on April 11, allowing users to mint their share of a generated NFT series and getting creators to call their price for a single token mint.
CoinGeek Weekly Livestream AMA as Bitcoin halving approaches
Kurt Wuckert Jr. hosted an Ask Me Anything session for episode 13 of the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream, answering viewers' questions about Bitcoin as the halving approaches.
How the sCrypt Ordinals SDK makes token management simple for developers
Learning continues with sCrypt co-founder Yiqiang Wang on the afternoon session of the sCrypt Hackathon 2024, where he discussed how developers can create fungible tokens or NFTs easier with SDK.
sCrypt Hackathon 2024: Making Ordinals easier with smart contracts
In this sCrypt Hackathon 2024 kickoff session, 1Sat Ordinals developer David Case explains how inscribing single satoshi units with NFT data has captured everyone's attention.
Build the next killer app: Registration is still open for sCrypt Hackathon 2024
Registration for the Hackathon is free and still open. Just visit sCrypt's website to register and read the sCrypt Hackathon 2024 rules.
Win great prizes – Registrations are now open for the 2024 sCrypt hackathon
sCrypt Hackathon will take place from March 16 – 17, with a theme around merging sCrypt's Bitcoin smart contracts with Ordinals to pioneer innovative solutions in the blockchain space.
Interested in tokenized assets and smart contracts? Join the latest sCrypt Hackathon
The latest sCrypt Hackathon is a two-part event with an in-person segment running from March 16 to 17 in San Francisco, with the main online event happening from March 18 to April 18, 2024.
Bitcoin and blockchain discussion with the CEO of Ordinals
Ordinals CEO Josh Petty and BSV entrepreneur Richard Boase join CoinGeek Discussions to share their Bitcoin story, the ongoing rift between BSVers and BTCers, and their take on the COPA v Wright.