Let's talk about the Taproot upgrade.
Taproot consists of three proposals—BIP-340, BIP-341, and BIP-342—which define Schnorr signatures, Taproot spending rules, and Tapscript, respectively.
One easily overlooked point: Taproot's privacy improvement is that when spending via the key path, complex scripts such as multisig and ordinary single-signature payments look the same on-chain. Observers can't tell that other conditions are hidden behind them.
Before transferring bitcoin from an address that holds inscriptions, use a wallet that recognizes inscriptions to avoid accidentally spending an inscription as ordinary coins.
The inscription at $BTC uses Taproot, and $ORDI is the first BRC-20 token.

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