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Legendary3∞1 BTC1PE7u4wbDP2RqfKN6geD1bG57v9Gj9FXm3
Epic360∞0.01 BTC145Z7PFHyVrwiMWwEcUmDgFbmUbQSU9aap
Rare~730,000∞0.001 BTC1Hyr94uypwWq5CQffaXHvwUMEyBPp3TUZH
Illusive1∞0.1 BTC13fq3gND5nHpYVYwnqEL6AuwxF5DBCDj1g
Cursed4,999,999,99910.1 BTC17m5rvMpi78zG8RUpCRd6NWWMJtWmu65kg
Repeater137∞0.025 BTC1KYfzhzGhYepGkWqzmqjRwStuYRkmTzR8r
Round-1510trailing zeroes / 100,000,000 sats1QfaU6QdScFVyZVT2SW4qkQonkYAvBqQY
Intelligible-1000.001 BTC1E4ZPUF9SQbW6WqLPVkW6q14uwr8CXBtHr
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Ordinal Bounties

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TypeSupplyQuotaBountyAddress
Legendary311 BTC1PE7u4wbDP2RqfKN6geD1bG57v9Gj9FXm3
Epic360100.01 BTC145Z7PFHyVrwiMWwEcUmDgFbmUbQSU9aap
Rare~730,0001000.001 BTC1Hyr94uypwWq5CQffaXHvwUMEyBPp3TUZH
Illusive110.1 BTC13fq3gND5nHpYVYwnqEL6AuwxF5DBCDj1g
Cursed4,999,999,99910.1 BTC17m5rvMpi78zG8RUpCRd6NWWMJtWmu65kg
Repeater13740.025 BTC1KYfzhzGhYepGkWqzmqjRwStuYRkmTzR8r
Round-1510trailing zeroes / 100,000,000 sats1QfaU6QdScFVyZVT2SW4qkQonkYAvBqQY
Intelligible-1000.001 BTC1E4ZPUF9SQbW6WqLPVkW6q14uwr8CXBtHr
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A legendary satoshi is the first satoshi mined in the first block after a halving. They are exceedingly rare. Three have been mined, and there is one legendary sat per 6,336,854 BTC in circulation.

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An epic satoshi is the first satoshi mined in the first block after a difficulty adjustment period. They are very rare. 361 have been mined, and there is one epic sat per 52,423 BTC in circulation.

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A rare satoshi is the first satoshi mined in every block. They are moderately rare. More than 730,000 have been mined, and there is one rare sat per 26 BTC in circulation.

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There is only one illusive satoshi, that with ordinal number 623624999999999. Why is left as an exercise to the reader.

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All sats mined in block 124724 are cursed. Again, figuring out why is left as an exercise to the reader.

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A repeater satoshi's ordinal number consists of repititions a single digit, for example, 777777777, or 3333. They are extremely rare. 137 have been mined, or one per 138,138 BTC in circulation.

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A round satoshi's ordinal number has many trailing zeros. The more, the rarer. To reflect this, the bounty for round satoshies is variable.

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An intelligible satoshi is one whose name is an word or sentence. The code mapping ordinals to names is here.

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Rules

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  1. Find an ordinal qualifying for a bounty.
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  2. Make sure that the bounty has not already been claimed by verifying that no transactions have been sent to the bounty address.
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  3. Send a transaction that sends the ordinal to the bounty address.
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  4. Send a DM to @rodarmor.
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  5. The bounty will be sent back to the address that the ordinal was sent from.
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Questions? Tweet them at @rodarmor.

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Good luck and godspeed!

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THERE WILL ONLY EVER BE 2,099,999,997,690,000 ORDINALS

Ordinals are identities for Bitcoin. They can be used for anything that you might want to publicly own and transfer in decentralized fashion. NFTs, accounts, domains. Whatever.

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THERE WILL ONLY EVER BE 2,099,999,997,690,000 ORDINALS

At the moment, ordinals are a fun art project. There are no wallets or markets, and there might never be. Or, they might explode in popularity and take over the world. Who can say?

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Check out the bounties for a little ordinal treasure hunt.

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What are ordinals?

Ordinals are numbers, like this: 804766073970493. Every satoshi, which is ¹⁄₁₀₀₀₀₀₀₀₀ of a bitcoin, has an ordinal, and every ordinal has a satoshi. When a satoshi changes hands, so does its ordinal. There are a lot of satoshis, and so there are a lot of ordinals. Two quadrillion ninety-nine trillion nine hundred ninety-nine billion nine hundred ninety-seven million six hundred ninety thousand, to be precise.