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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.
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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