There are indeed too many new things in the field of inscriptions recently. Here are some tools I use daily (for records only)
Hot spot inscription monitoring
whatscription.com (can see everything, but not intuitive)
geniidata.com/ordinals/home?… (intuitive but only supports brc)
mct.xyz/token-sender (only supports btc and eth)
I recommend the brc inscription alone: idclub.io/home
The main thing is that you can get a refund, which is very important when inscribing the BRC! Although uni can sometimes withdraw, the withdrawals are very rare!
bot tool
Reminder: All bots/tools are not guaranteed to be absolutely safe! This recommendation is just a list of tools, not a recommendation!
web3polaris.xyz open source tool, supports multiple chains
mct.xyz/livescribe
jtools.ai/inscriptions
An extra word, this kind of tool can be used sparingly. On the one hand, it is possible that bots will be excluded during indexing; on the other hand, because bots need to upload private keys, it is easy for them to do evil.
Hand rubbing tools (to put it bluntly, use more hands to rub)
Android emulator: bluestacks.com/fr/index.html (applicable to inscriptions like iost that require mobile configuration)
Fingerprint browser:
morelogin: bit.ly/46Z64OD (a new fingerprint, they passed the SlowMist audit, I am currently using it too)
ads: share.adspower.net/cbXo3Xf25ZYtqKK (an old fingerprint browser, but more expensive)
hubstudio: hubstudio.cn (this one is also old and quite cheap)
I won’t talk about bits this time, which caused problems before.
Some more important markets
unisat：unisat.io/market
atom: atomicmarket.com/inscribe (inscribe is supported here)
satsx: satsx.io (a collection of different protocols such as pipe and atom)
etch: etch.market (mainly the purchase of some inscriptions/NFT on the Ethereum side)
ierc: ierc20.com (etheric inscription + market function)
brc420：brc420.io
brc100：inbrc.org
cook：runealpha.xyz
nostrassets：mainnet.nostrassets.com/#/marketplace/…
In fact, there are many new protocols coming out, so we must abandon our prejudices and embrace new things.
