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bitcoin & art with @ancora_art & @ogfam21 | ordinal technical fellow @ordinalsorg
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Joined February 2023
RT @Ancora_art: Introducing Viewfinder. Generative artworks by @schwittlick_ based on the hidden layers of Gustav Klimt uncovered by @belv….
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RT @Phteven_Nobody: Both claims (by Eli and Cozomo) hinge on two misconceptions. 1) The 'suffering artist' myth. 'Great art comes from pai….
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There’s a whole metric ton (or so) of raw pigment data already on chain for this project 🖼️ can’t wait to reveal ….
Scientific research uncovered Klimt’s hidden layers. Code dares to imagine what comes next. Coming soon.
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Love seeing @PaulineFaieff's The Alphabet gaining strong signal. It plays to both my love of letters and the lens - 26 typographic forms carved from skin, perfect for reading between the lines. Check it out at
signals.art
An evolving language built from close-up photographs of the artist’s body, transforming nudity into a universal typographic system.
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RT @SignalsArt: Signals is now live for everyone. 🚀. Signals is a go-to-market platform that uses real community demand to make drops fair….
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Amazing resource! Now I can find all my favorite fonts 😁.
Vault💾is LIVE on OpenOrdinal dev ✊🎉. Dive into our tour of Open Ordinal Vault 💾 and explore reusable, composable on-chain assets. CSS, Fonts, Frameworks & libraries 👨💻. Vault is constantly updating and index all data on Bitcoin 🔍. Build smarter on Bitcoin with Open
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„Just as major banks became “new Medici” through their collections, Bitcoin firms could establish themselves as digital patrons who nurture and shape an emerging art scene. This goes beyond sponsorship: it means taking long-term responsibility for cultural heritage.“.
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„Uniting capital and culture to create something of lasting value - for the company, for the community, and for the future.“.
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RT @sovrnart: "Chang opens up a tension between sign and meaning. The same principle applies to Bitcoin, which continually redefines 'obj….
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RT @RalenArc: EdgeFold #463 minted by @veryordinally 🧡. Love seeing the larger blocks here and how it shows the depth of various textures!….
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Can confirm: connecting this little miner onto the network still sparks pure, child-level nerd joy. Shout-out to @ZK_shark & the OMB crew for the hardware and the parasite-pool gameplay - some spin of chance, some slow-burn drip of sats. Nice work.
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Alright, retweeted and tagged 8 friends. Did I do this right? @__proper @Phteven_Nobody @TheOnlyNessie @Iamecki @Ancora_art @ordinalHO @realizingerin @eliherf1.
Signals is a paradigm shift in how projects come to market. I truly believe that next year, it will be bearish not to launch with Signals. What do you mean you’d rather buy followers, bot posts, and make people RT and tag 8 friends to prove demand? Will they even buy?.
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From Punch Cards to Ordinals.In the late-1960s, Vera Molnár taught herself FORTRAN, slipped a deck of 80-column cards into an IBM mainframe, and waited (sometimes overnight) for a pen plotter to reveal what the algorithm had decided. No screen, no Ctrl-Z, just cardboard,
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Should Ordinals succeed, somewhere, a future curator will sift through our witness data fossils the way we pore over Molnár’s card decks. Let’s give them work worthy of the dig.
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A mini-manifesto you might just put into your next inscription metadata (or not, to save block-space):
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Why friction is a feature, not a bug.Creative constraint forces intention. Molnár’s cardboard budget made every line of code count; Ordinals make every byte count because block-space is real money. Momentum, paradoxically, comes from having fewer levers to pull.
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Fast-forward to 2025.Bitcoin Ordinals tag individual satoshis with immutable data. An inscription lives forever on-chain, visible only after the next block is mined - another ritual of anticipation, this time measured in mempool limbo and miner fees instead of dusty card decks.
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From Punch Cards to Ordinals.In the late-1960s, Vera Molnár taught herself FORTRAN, slipped a deck of 80-column cards into an IBM mainframe, and waited (sometimes overnight) for a pen plotter to reveal what the algorithm had decided. No screen, no Ctrl-Z, just cardboard,
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