Official live broadcast of The On-Chain “Metaverse” with two founders blockamoto and trac_btc as spokespersons
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ordinalOS @ordinalOS Visually. The maps they made Yeah I know there's going to be a lot of stuff and that's the beauty of bitmaps is everybody's working on it so you're not waiting for developers to come and do something and do something like developers are sleeping and it's like now you have 20-4 or 7 developers working on this single thing at any given time and you know, competition between the markets. That's all good. I believe in things like that. If you can find a way to make money and people like the experience, then there's nothing wrong with them paying for your experience. I haven't made any money yet I'm kind of addicted to lettering and that's the problem. Maybe one day you'll look back and think: Bitcoin is a million dollars and this is what I have but I lettered like Pokémon and Dot Sapphire and whatever I did like all those Sats, you know, are worth money, but. Hopefully, you know, we won't be in that situation. area. Now, that's what I'm encouraging and we're moving forward and we're currently in talks with a track to try to help the mission, to try to steer, guide it on like a path where it's understandable and businesses understand and everybody can do it. It's really simple. I'm creating a brand new standard based on what I've learned and how to implement it where I can. Break it down and make it easier to understand and I'll be like oh, I'm so excited about the standard that I'm creating, it's super hot.
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Ordinal OS @ordinalOS Less garbage.
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OrdinalOS @ordinalOS I just wanted to give you a shout out because you mentioned track. I wanted to shout them out because they've been helping with so many different inscriptions, i.e. bitmap. I've gotten a lot of help from them with building tools that use track and I've seen them index handles for names that are burned and they really love helping people burn and I've heard criticism from people that they don't like centralized indexing systems and I don't think that, I think that's FUD and yes. It's actually decentralized and you'll be able to host your own track and if you don't like it you can make it better. Anybody can do it. It's not hard. People are going to get into indexing. It's an industry problem. It would be great if we could have consensus on indexing because all of these standards have different requirements and if every indexer is running independently they're trying to recurse. Match and sync. It's like conflict. That's how blockchain works. It's a consensus mechanism and we need to have that in indexing. O, if you're really cool, have some. More on that later Mamba, what are you? What do you think? Big Mama, your hand.
BitMamba @MakeFastCash So I So I got some maybe so maybe
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah.
BitMamba @MakeFastCash So I got some Maybe So maybe I don't understand the properties part of the bitmap
ordinalOS @ordinalOS But it is cool when people are inside.
BitMamba @MakeFastCash So I have some possibilities, maybe I haven't fully understood this property part of the bitmap, how is it
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS But but it's cool when people unsubscribe BitMamba @MakeFastCash So I get some maybe, so maybe I don't understand this properties part of the bitmap completely, how did they do it with all four?
ordinalOS @ordinalOS So.
SamSage.sats 🌠 @SamSageWize Oh, because if it's the first one, if it's the first transaction, it's automatically mined by Satoshi, there's a second one, and then it's automatically like vintage. And there's a third one So basically when I wrote block 78, it came with a year, so block 78 and a year. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS runs.
BitMamba @MakeFastCash I guess my confusion is the satellite rarity sitting there, which would be the actual satellites that the bitmap is engraved on, and then there are these
1n2out.sats @countnfaces to BitMamba @MakeFastCash I guess my confusion is the rarity of the sat there, which would be the actual sat that the bitmap is engraved on, and then there are these, and then there are these regulations. Trying to understand these regulations.
1n2out.sats @countnfaces They have a way they have a way they bundle these things up and then put lettering on them. So I was wondering what's going on because you see that big guy made 3 or 4 sets of rare lettering on them so they usually bundle them together and that's what I see yeah I can hear you and I want to say that too I mean because we're building bitmaps we're together actually the first phase it's the eighth space I once said
Adrian Ditt`mann @AdrianDitt`mann Yes.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, I hear you. I also wanted to say, I mean, since we built Bitmap, we're all together. In fact, in Phase One, this is the eighth space that I've come across. Built. Like overnight, it's interesting, and I like your perspective on things because as a developer. I have my own ideas, but I don't always think about them. Like going through every process. If someone has their own vision, I can iterate with them, which is great. Sam and I did that on his Bitwell, we did this encryption layer for Bitwell, which was one of the first encrypted messaging systems, and now it's like a binary art crypto, and then working with people to build these little gadgets from the ground up is really cool. What's up Adrian?
Adrian Ditt`mann @AdrianDitt`mann Yeah, I mean, right now I'm just in traffic right now, so it's a little hard to focus on. But yeah, I mean, what exactly do we get? So, that set of gear and the attributes that you just talked about, it sounds like literally, it's actually like a block tribute, right? Because it's not really a coordinate, what you get from it is an attribute. You're getting the attribute from a block that has basically a bitmap inscribed on it, right? Like you have a bitmap. Right. A lot of people don't understand what block tribute means. These words are basically the attributes of the congo. But in this case, it's an attribute on the block that you're protecting, right? The bitmap is basically the block address, right? That's really cool. That's really interesting. So you're saying that you can also inscribe bitmaps in this way, basically inscribe bitmaps on rare SATs, or like inscribe actual SAT Tributes on SATs. Is that right?
@ordinalOS Yeah. So what I'm saying is it's getting harder and harder to do that and these are rare commodities. I believe in the SAT tribute system. I think it's cool. I like the icon if it's just for that I like having an icon next to my stuff. But I feel like those bitmaps that are engraved on SAT like rare SAT or something like that are going to become more and more like it's hard to do because you're competing for the next block so you're taking the risk of engraving it on a set and you might burn the set. So yeah, that's going to be a problem. There are a lot of different metas for bitmaps. That's what's cool about it because there are also block tributes and there's also billionaire bitmaps where over a billion dollars is traded in a block. Each block is like a 10 minute piece of Bitcoin history and we say we own it but it's like opening up
Yeah, there's so much visualization and data stuff. We haven't identified what we have yet because we might go through our blocks and find out, wow, this transaction, you know, was a fraudulent transaction, it came from this history, and so on. It's really interesting. Yeah, there's a lot of different ways to do it. Properties are one of them. Putting bitmaps on rare moons, antique moons, pizza moons. If you have the chance, give it a try. But you're now scrambling for the next block because we're moving closer to the water world, whatever it looks like.
I want to hear from people who are building metaverses right now, or Matoshi or Trek. If anyone's willing to come up. It's a lot of work. I want to hear from bidders. I'm like a bidder on page 2. Letterer Very early. Like what? Just supporting people. Like people don't understand. Just like someone's stuff, or inscribe their text, why not? It's just a dollar. Support your friends and they might just build their own business like "Bitter." Silk Road, tell me about this GTA. Metaverse that you're building Tell me about how the package came about How did you come up with the package Why does it make sense for your project How do you use bitmaps to authenticate people into your GTA Metaverse?
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners I've always been a fan of GTA. I bought Bitcoin back in 2014. So, I've been in the Bitcoin community and I've been in the GTA community and um, there's been a trend lately, you know, like you know me, there's also a trend in the hip-hop space, like rappers making you know RP servers, you know.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS This means that people who roleplay servers don't know.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Yeah, yeah, roleplay, roleplay servers, you know, just connecting with their communities, right. Because you know, the pandemic came and like, a lot of things were happening. People couldn't go out so people started roleplaying and I was also locked in the house at that time so I started learning to build these services and so on. Really, once I really figured it out, you know, I really then bitmap came along and I was like, oh my god, this is a great opportunity. I mean, some people would say, the RP market is saturated, right? But I think with bitmap, with Bitcoin, with cryptocurrency, it, it really, it gives another audience an opportunity, right? Another niche market, right? So.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, and GTA is arguably one of the best meta-verses out there, it has it all. Yeah, and GTA is arguably one of the best meta-verses out there, it has it all.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Best
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah. Silk Road
Bitrunners @SRBitrunners 13 years in a row, you know what I mean? It's growing bigger than the people who created it, you know?
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS The cool thing about these roleplay servers is that they're official but they're modded so that you can work and you're live and me and Sam are really picky because we don't want to work on Popeyes because you're like, oh, okay, for your bitmap, you can have this Popeyes, like part of your lot, you can get your character, like the entrance, and then you get your apartment, depending on your lot
I want to hear from people who are building metaverses right now, or Matoshi or Trek. If anyone's willing to come up. It's a lot of work. I want to hear from bidders. I'm like a bidder on page 2. Letterer Very early. Like what? Just supporting people. Like people don't understand. Just like someone's stuff, or inscribe their text, why not? It's just a dollar. Support your friends and they might just build their own business like "Bitter." Silk Road, tell me about this GTA. Metaverse that you're building Tell me about how the package came about How did you come up with the package Why does it make sense for your project How do you use bitmaps to authenticate people into your GTA Metaverse?
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners I've always been a fan of GTA. I bought Bitcoin back in 2014. So, I've been in the Bitcoin community and I've been in the GTA community and um, there's been a trend lately, you know, like you know me, there's also a trend in the hip-hop space, like rappers making you know RP servers, you know.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS This means that people who roleplay servers don't know.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Yeah, yeah, roleplay, roleplay servers, you know, just connecting with their communities, right. Because you know, the pandemic came and like, a lot of things were happening. People couldn't go out so people started roleplaying and I was also locked in the house at that time so I started learning to build these services and so on. Really, once I really figured it out, you know, I really then bitmap came along and I was like, oh my god, this is a great opportunity. I mean, some people would say, the RP market is saturated, right? But I think with bitmap, with Bitcoin, with cryptocurrency, it, it really, it gives another audience an opportunity, right? Another niche market, right? So.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, and GTA is arguably one of the best meta-verses out there, it has it all. Yeah, and GTA is arguably one of the best meta-verses out there, it has it all.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Best
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah. Silk Road
Bitrunners @SRBitrunners 13 years in a row, you know what I mean? It's growing bigger than the people who created it, you know?
@ordinalOS The cool thing about these roleplay servers is that they're official but modified so that you can work and you're live, Sam and I were very picky because we didn't want to work on Popeyes because you're like, oh, okay, for your bitmap, you can have this Popeyes, like a part of your lot, you can get your character, like the entrance, and then you get your apartment, depending on your lot, you can have a, you know, an onion darknet connected to it and there's a black market, you know, Silk Road, and you can sell whatever you want in bitcoin, you know, it's really interesting and I think it's really interesting to be able to add these complex little things to the game and then connect to the in-game cryptocurrency exchange where you can buy over 150 cryptocurrencies, whichever one is your favorite, you know, Bitcoin miners are your favorite Yeah I love it
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners I love it so with the package you can buy crypto mining warehouses you can buy these farms, these pharmacies, these you know there's a Dunkin Donuts there's a Starbucks there's a Victoria's Secret there's a Dior store, H&M that's awesome I love it so with the package, I mean, you know, in addition to being able to buy crypto mining warehouses you can also buy these farms, pharmacies, Starbucks, Victoria's Secret, Dior stores, H&M, whatever you want you can buy it with the package and earn in-game currency yeah
@ordinalOS Yeah, so there’s a Yeah, so there’s a strip club here We’re still kidding about what to call it. We’re probably going to call it “The Attendees” or “The Swamp.”
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Yeah yeah, Valley
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Yeah, yeah, the Valley, that's a fun place, you know? Yeah, yeah, the Valley. That's a fun place, you know?
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS That’s a shout out to Chris.
Silk Road Bitrunners @SRBitrunners Sure, sure. Interesting shout out.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS And Tandy, no disrespect, he's a guy who really likes maps. You know, he's picky, but he's actually the first person I've heard who really likes maps. So that's kind of the "foot" part, but the cool thing right now is these bitmaps We have "Silk Road," but I can jump to "Bitmap Earth" or the valley that Chris built with my bitmaps So I hope, this is not a dig at X-verse or whatever the name is, because they pre-purchased the bitmaps, but hopefully they can distribute these bitmaps to users after the sale. Because I think you should be the custodian of your bitmaps and your bitcoin, and it's cool to be able to go into different worlds and see different products and see what people are building and you might just get hooked on a product and that's going to be your thing. That's the spirit. So we don't want to trade the old world way of trading anymore, we want to have community. As silly and naive as it is, we do need it. It's so beautiful when people step up and help you realize your vision. So, I also really like Benny. He helped me a lot. Please talk about the difficulties of bitmap indexing, especially parcel indexing.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Sorry, could you please repeat the question?
ordinalOS @ordinalOS So
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Sorry, could you please repeat the question?
Rank OS @ordinalOS So what are some of the difficulties with bitmap indexes?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah. ordinalOS @ordinalOS So what are some of the difficulties with bitmap indexing, like yes, and now with packages, I guess that adds another layer of difficulty.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah, sure. So bitmap indexing itself isn't necessarily hard. There's just a set of basic rules, like you can use these numbers and you can't use those numbers. It has to be a block that exists. So that sets it up nicely. I mean, I didn't say I couldn't do it. So, you know, it's not that easy, but actually, you know, the rules are there. And as for the wrapping, you add a parent-child relationship between the two pieces, so. That adds a lot of potential for what I called the "leaky bucket problem" at the time, meaning it's not an airtight solution. Essentially, it's like what I call the chicken and egg problem. Like, if you have a bitmap block or a zone, and you. You sell it on the market and you inscribe the name of the block at the same time as the transaction is going on, then there's a chance that you can be "front-run." By the time you get the block, all the blocks are already subscribed, so you end up with an empty block with no tokens. So, we have to avoid that problem. My first thought was, maybe we could do a delay, like a lock time because in Bitcoin, the lock time is also a function, but it's not airtight. That's just one kind of. Yeah, that doesn't solve the problem. So Benny said that he's been working on this thing and he called it "spotting" at the time and yeah, maybe Benny can talk a little bit more about how this came about, but essentially this is the tapping feature that we introduced into Bitcoin to ensure security and make it an airtight solution.
@trac_btc Hi everyone. How are you guys? Um, fine Yeah, yeah, I must have said that. There are a few options, like adding latency or checking the mempool, checking the mempool is also an option. That would have been an option, but technically it's also risky to do that because if you run an annotation, yes, you extract data from it, but there's no guarantee that you're getting a full picture of the mempool, right. So you still have that problem, but that's another story, it's still very dangerous, the owner of the bitmap in the United States can basically carve your parcels, and you're selling them. But not selling them to other people. So that buyers basically think, oh, they're all parcels in there, cool, I'm going to buy them, when in fact they're not. They're all in the mempool, right. So my idea is, I approach them and say to them, look at this thing. It's very simple. Um, some projects may already be using it but haven't realized what it is. It's actually a form, a form of calibration, and if we continue to explore this kind of thing, we can achieve calibration of ordinances, right? The simplest example is that if it's not there right now, you can order for a common right. Maybe you can come up with 20 examples in your mind. Yeah. And then we had a discussion. Like, we're going to take away the things that you would normally use. Uh, that's the requirement for some of the blocks, yeah. Like, you can only accumulate things for a certain period of time or a certain period of time. We just chose to keep that. And then under the control of the bitmap owner, he wants to carve his plots, he basically decides where to transfer and then separate them. He actually chose a cool term from our icon called "tapping." Without going into too much detail here, it's just a way of signaling without carpooling and over-complicating things, basically preventing that from happening. Yeah, we basically implemented. This may be a prelude to the device, so you might want to try to learn and get used to it because this may be one of our betting methods, right?We don't know what your plans are, but I heard you have a bitmap calibration plan. Can you tell us about that? Trac @trac_btc Yes, yes, yes, so first of all, um, it's a Yeah, yeah, yeah. First of all, it's an intent signal. So by imprinting your first package, you initialize the intent to accumulate more packages. Once you click the parent imprint sent to yourself, you end the process, and then this happens, which can be a good. Tracking, you know in terms of protecting the parent, right? And its contents, right? Because it's still in this state, right? You can relatively easily block all other attempts through food tracking. By the way, I want to distinguish between indexing and tracking. Indexing is also a precursor to tracking. And then in the way tracking works, it's even a little more important than tracking. I think she coined a new term recently - smart tracking. I think it's smart indexing, which is actually what it means. But back to your original question, yes, I think it's a prelude, and it definitely needs to be explored. Yes, it needs to be explored further. Beyond that, there are all kinds of different use cases. Now we are looking at its usefulness. The only question now is how to solve it when it comes to BC 20, which is basically the big challenge right now, is whether this problem can be solved with this mechanism. I think it can. It can be solved. But it needs to be very tight. Yeah, so alpha is basically here, not just me, but a lot of people are working on similar things now. Yeah, I'm just a friend of removing complexity as much as possible. I like all these ideas. Tracks can definitely find its place in it. For example, Aussie, Alex Labs, right? These are all cool things, but trackers tend to go down this path and say, "Okay, what you really need is native serial numbers and tracking." So track does not introduce another layer of complexity, but keeps the complexity at this level. So within this range, trackers are trying to solve the problem. There are several tasks that must be solved, which is also the predecessor of defi, and it can also be a form of staking.I'm not saying this is the problem, I'm just saying it's an option worth exploring.
@ordinalOS Yeah, I'm really interested in what you're doing and you mentioned that you're going to be able to self-host Track. I'd really like to see what that looks like, learn about it, see your documentation. Um. I guess one of the, I guess, one of the, also FUD or other criticisms of Track is the centralization of participating in the bitmap, they say there's an index or do it. But, um, there's also the B RC20 token on Track. I personally don't agree with those views. I think everybody is doing BRC20. It's interesting and that's what we're doing and that's what we're here for. Connect BRC 20 to your project and that's what we've been doing with cryptocurrencies. That's what it's about and that's the spirit of Bitcoin is different and that's what it's about. We can iterate BRC 20s, BRC 30s. It's like an entry point, just a test bed. You don't have to buy it, you don't have to invest in it. Although we're friends, I personally have zero knowledge of it because I got burned when I bought Ohm or something. So I don't have an ERC 20. I have a Matrix phone and some other things. But I want to talk about the criticism of centralization, um. What plans do you have for self-hosted rails?
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah there's no just in case situation that you index or get something wrong it can't manipulate it won't manipulate it won't change anything so anyone can really do this and a lot of people will probably you know try to catch you and index space and there will be
Trac @trac_btc Yeah. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, no, your index can't go wrong under any circumstances. It can't be manipulated, it won't be manipulated, it won't change anything. So, anyone can do it. A lot of people will probably try to catch up with you in the indexing field, so the competition will be fierce.
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, what you can do right now is download the entire index, like a bitmap, so if anyone feels like something has been tampered with, you can backtrack, and that's what I'm saying. Just do it. I don't have that. I'm just keeping an eye on how things are going. Literally, I have my two giant green ones, I think. I'm always working on performance and stability. That's what I'm keeping an eye on. I have the bare minimum. What I'm looking for is to have, like tampering with content, right?
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS it Trac @trac_btc You know you want to tamper with the content, right? And.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS and I wish you the best, like a solo developer, people don't know what a developer is like, because like me, I'm also a behind the scenes person, I don't know this is my first space, I just
Trac @trac_btc Uh huh
ordinalOS @ordinalOS And, bless you for being an indie developer. People don't know what it's like to be a developer because even me, I'm behind the scenes This isn't my first space. I just decided that I wanted to speak up and have a presence. But usually I'm behind the scenes and that's hard to do. You get beat up a lot as a developer because you're building tools and even if you're like that, people expect the worst from you, even if you're building something. Because they're criticizing you and you're like you may not want to be in a public space but you have to market your tools. Like me, my name is Ordinal Open source. I've never released anything open source because I had a bunch of napkins. Noodles like my vision was incomplete. As an open source artist, you want your vision to be complete before you release your repository because that's what you do. That's what Kathy did.
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Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Nice. Yeah, no. As for our question, here's how I look at it. I mean, the whole thing, the thing that sent, the thing that sent me on this journey is. The initial idea First of all, can we build a metaverse on Bitcoin? That was the first question. Sorry, that was the beginning. You know, I've been on the Ethereum metaverse, the metaverse, which is like the Blue Box Lobby, but also played with decentralized land and some space, and. All the other Ethereum-based metaverses. And. When you dig into the actual smart contract, what's behind it? It's really just a JSON file that points to a specific set of coordinates on an arbitrary map, and that set of coordinates is set by some founder. It was a cool idea at the time to describe land ownership based on tokens. Just as groundbreaking as NFTs themselves. Um. Beyond everything that came before. I think all the previous metaverse attempts were like test fields, trying to figure out whether we want a lofi crypto voxel, or like a sandbox or something, or do we want a really high-fidelity VR space like Somnium Space. Or do we need to use tokens? Do we need a token ownership layer? That's not the way I want to see it. Yeah, there were definitely issues with the previous Metaverse model. So yeah, our vision is essentially what was wrong with the previous model and how do we correct it for the next phase? I guess the next wave. That's how I think about Bitmap, and that's our vision. How can we extrapolate all of this Bitcoin data? This data is already off-chain, it's just there. How do we make it a simple lens switch lens, like, is it a centralized platform or are you just pointing at a serial number, which is a code, and then. It opens up a whole new world for you. It really can do that. If we keep building the way we're building right now, we'll be able to do that very quickly. I think the only thing that's stopping us from making everything completely immutable right now. What's the reason? It's hard to reference block data from an ordinance like a zip code in an ordinance, and that data has to come from an external source.As far as I know, unless someone
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Then we
Trac @trac_btc More to the extent that you know their business, they are their services and businesses, which will be in certain areas, at a certain cost, also track the right to earn items. So that's what I call incentive one or zero call it what you like, once this leads to a large number of tracks being owned, right literally need to take that track from the market, we can start. You build incentives, yes. For example, a track consists of different types of relayers, just like blockchains, in order to run these relays and strengthen the network, you certainly need incentives
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS So. Trac @trac_btc Different types of relayers, just like blockchains, in order to run these relayers, in order to strengthen the network, you of course need incentives, and I really don't like the idea of having that and introducing another network token, you know, things like that. Different types of relays, right? Just like blockchains In order to run these and strengthen the network, you of course need incentives, right? I really don't like introducing another network token or something like that.
Track @trac_btc The original idea was governance. Just because Track itself started out by minting coins. By people voting. That's what's needed, otherwise I wouldn't have started it, right? That's how it started. So governance will definitely play a role, but it's not mature yet. I'm focusing on development right now. Does this answer the question?
@ordinalOS I have a question. Will the track be bound to the bitmap? Because I heard someone say so.
Track @trac_btc Locomotive said, this is a bit like Satoshi's interceptor model. These are independent projects, right? We are basically in a service provider relationship, blogger model. The blog model is unique, unique. The person decides whether anything happens or not. Track is the same. We are working together, right? Imagine it's like two companies, they work towards a common goal, right? But they are independent entities, there is no I don't foresee plans to merge at this time because this is fundamentally why why
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Then we have Trac @trac_btc More to the extent that you know their business, they are their services and businesses that will in certain areas, at a certain cost, also track the right to earn items. So that's what I call incentive one or zero call it what you like, once this leads to a large number of tracks being owned, right literally take that track from the market, we can start. You build incentives, yes. For example, a track consists of different types of relayers, just like blockchains, in order to run these relayers and strengthen the network, you certainly need incentives
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS So. Trac @trac_btc Different types of relayers, just like blockchains, in order to run these relayers, in order to strengthen the network, you of course need incentives, and I really don't like the idea of having that and introducing another network token, you know, things like that. Different types of relays, right? Just like blockchains In order to run these and strengthen the network, you of course need incentives, right? I really don't like introducing another network token or something like that.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Tracing Tracing @trac_btc The original idea was governance. Just because Rails itself started out by minting coins. It was decided by people voting. That's also needed, otherwise I wouldn't have started it, right? That's how it originated. So governance will definitely play a role, but it's not mature yet. I'm focusing on development right now. Does this answer the question?
@ordinalOS I have a question. Will the track be bound to the bitmap? Because I heard someone say so.
Track @trac_btc Locomotive said, this is kind of like Satoshi's interceptor model. These are all independent projects, right? We're basically in a service provider relationship, blogger model. The blog model is unique, one and only. One decides if anything happens or not. Track is the same. We're working together, right? Imagine it's like two companies, they work towards a common goal, right? But they're separate entities, there's no I don't foresee plans to merge right now because that's fundamentally why why I think, yes, you have $100,000 or $50,000 or even more recursive inscriptions. Because I think we all want to visualize the metaverse, right? My idea is that the only way to do this is to create a recursive inscription and then enter the block number and in this recursive inscription you get all the data that I'm in, the building is like a plot or a piece of land, you just enter it. So these recursive inscriptions are generated and then it becomes a text-based description at the end, which is the only way I can imagine it, like everything is on-chain. But this idea is crazy, but I see the vision of it, it's it. It's cool.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah no I appreciate that. If we need to fork or north wallet so that we can allow you know. Reference block data from within. Um from within the ordinance because like the original. All the people know that the index has all the data because they need that data to build fiat, you know, the protocol and all that, so. It's possible, it just requires them to adjust it a little bit. You know, adjust it a little bit forward or we fork it. So that's definitely yeah, all we need to figure out is. How do we coordinate what exactly is that? Um which point do we reference on the actual bitmap that's the part I'm going to think about so I think the next phase is coordination and I've seen some attempts at that as well. It's not going to be like a parcel, you know who I am. I'm trying to be like this is the parcel standard. Follow this parcel standard. It's not going to be like this because this is more like a. It's like a community. I need your help I need your help you know how we coordinate. So I've got some ideas and thoughts that I'm going to be releasing to the community, and I'm going to be releasing something on GitHub next week about coordination and how we can do this. Yeah, that's it.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yes, yes, so at this point
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ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, yeah. So I want to wrap up with 10 minutes left in my official talk, but we can go longer and you can continue after any of the co-hosts or the button. But I want to talk about what we can do as a community. Start with documentation, build some repositories. I'm going to finalize my bitmap validation tool. I'm going to open source it so people can build on it, and it's going to use rails, it's going to be a good introduction to rails. I'm actually going to also add serial numbers, wallets, and APIs for images of bitmaps. Or we can figure out another way to get the rendering. I know a lot of people are trying to get bitmaps because now we have the bitmap feed standard. For the visualization of the bitmap, I love it, but it's their own design, and now we have to match everything to it, and there's also a V-byte view. So you have two views of your bitmap in the V-byte transaction, and I'm thinking of another view in my mind, but it changes the way the view is. Yeah, I saw on the bit feed, now the market indexes the images, which is cool. Do you guys have any insight or knowledge on how to do this? Are they sharing the same image or developing it at the same time?
Trac @trac_btc So, you can't track changes to your data yet. Now, based on some rules, you can track your index based on some rules. Yeah, so you have the data, but you need to keep tracking changes to the data, and you need to bring in more data. How do you need to backtrack? Yeah, tracing, that's right. Because the data changed, you need to backtrack, right? That's the main difference between the two. So, if you're doing indexing, OK, you're recording some part of the state of a subset of the data collection, and actual tracing is tracking changes within the data, or introducing or removing data.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS and Tracing @trac_btc are similar to databases and more or less function like databases.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, it's like, yeah, let me recite that and maybe break it down a little bit and then tell me if I'm wrong. So, this is the easiest way for people to explain blockchain whenever I try to explain it. It's a spreadsheet and you basically iterate over every block of Bitcoin. You grab the data that you need, you identify a sequence number or you index it using a sequence number. And then, are you scraping the data, identifying the data? And then the problem comes in, you need to update that data all the time, like I have a list of bitcoins and they're being traded every day, so even if I iterate over every bitcoin block and I get every bitcoin and I do this work, it's still going to change all of a sudden, so I need a way to keep updating that data. Tracking
@trac_btc Well ordinalOS @ordinalOS it is it goes into a central or a you know a database of your own. But the problem is, you need to keep updating this data. Let's say I have a list of bitmaps and they're traded every day. So even if I go through every bitcoin block and get every bitmap and do all this work, it can suddenly change. So I need a way to keep updating this data, and it's better to update it instantly, right? Tell me where I'm going wrong.
Trac @trac_btc You're not wrong. You're right. So, in both of them, they stay in track. What that means is that the updated data will be populated through the decentralized network, which is very fast, and it's basically sent through a decentralized database, and everyone can get the data from it.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS So when you say, you're going to be able to self-host Orbital. Is that right? It's an indexing and tracking mechanism that does that. Is there a master state that's synced with your master state for other people to use, like nodes? Or is there? OrdinalOS @trac_btc It's like a mesh. Yeah, it's like a mesh.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto If we keep developing the way we are now, it will be a success soon. I think the only thing that is holding us back from changing anything at all right now is the ordinal number? Just like the fiat zip code, it is difficult to reference the block block data from within the fiat block, and that data must come from the outside. As far as I know, unless someone does it. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah we all love this thing you dreamed of I love your understanding of it We reached consensus in a weird way This is a decentralized system Right now, we are syncing nodes, syncing our information data layer, and we are all trying to reach consensus, understand what is going on, do the best thing, make the best game. We are here to make money too. Don't feel bad if you just want to entertain others. Don't steal, don't rip off, just provide entertainment, sometimes scammers. They are the most interesting people because they are smart, and if they just entertain others and don't scam others, that's great. But I like the vision of Bit`map being accepted by the community, and now it's like I said. I used to say, this is your Angry Birds, and it's a blessing and a curse because now you're the creator of Angry Birds, and you have to deal with the users of Angry Birds, and if you know the history of Angry Birds, if you know the history of Angry Birds, and you remove it from the App Store, he said, this is what I didn't do, you know this is not my baby anymore, and this can happen to you. I think it's probably happened once, right at the moment of being blocked. You're like, what did I create? But you'll always be a legend, and I love listening to you.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Thank you. That's absolutely, yeah. Phil is like the fluffy bird story, I followed. I followed pretty closely. That guy, yeah, he went and went crazy and everybody was trying to sell their iPhones that still had the Flappy Bird app installed on it still like they did. Those iPhones cost a fortune because the only way you could get it was through hacks or whatever, but there was no Flappy Bird on a pure iPhone. That was, yeah, you'd spend a lot of money. But ordinalOS @ordinalOS Oh yeah, they're ebang. If you don't delete it, it's going to glue your iPhone to Flappy Bird. It's crazy, think about how Flappy Bird was a simple concept and people loved simple text. Who would think that? In this day and age, we would love technology with text in our wallets. In this day and age, we'll be like technology with text in our wallets. We never thought that was possible. It's a little ironic because it's so basic. We keep joking that this is just the web version of Bitcoin, but I like it. I'm going to be this woman in a red dress and then we can answer some questions. The Matrix is a new system. The system is our enemy. When you're in it and you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters, these are the people whose minds we're trying to save. But until we do that, these people are still disconnected from that system, and that makes them our people. You know, most of these people are not ready to unplug. Many of them are such nerds, so hopelessly dependent on this system, that they will fight to protect this system. Are you listening to me, Neil? The woman in the red dress I'm listening to is an agent Oh my god, we're in the Matrix now Welcome to X-space This is my first time in X-space This is your mainframe, there's no operating system Vitosha is in the building We have orbit We have the Adrian-Eron machine He's chatting with his AI babes We have some meta-poetry makers here We have ISO Chris building the Bitmap Valley Order World Bitmap Earth The Bitmaker himself And Shawna She's the landlady of the bitmap Like.Watch out for her. Probably our biggest landlady. Patrick. He's a crazy amazing artist, musician, developer, makes games and music. We have Wizards. He has the best PFP. T`m's just rip it up here. I'm gonna pin your stuff to the wall because it's so amazing and it's so stunning. BitMamba. He's always good. So, let's take some questions. Anyone can come up. It's the "Ask Me Anything" session right now, but don't be too brief. Let's have a brief discussion. Don't throw stuff. Don't do weird things. Just like ask a good question. Don't be funny, don't be annoying. Okay, let's go. 1n2out.sats @countnfaces So my question is, since BitToshi doesn't do much of the Twitter space and, maybe you could tell us a little bit more about that because a lot of people are wondering if the Orbital Token is going to be a dial-up token or what? What? What were your initial thoughts? Did you think there would be a token, was that an official token? Hey, man.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BI`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto added No, sorry. Track is a completely separate project from Bit`map. We just collaborate on Bit`map, index and other similar projects. The token is Track, so if you believe in Track and are interested in the token, that's your prerogative and you can do what you want. But I'm not, you know, it's none of my business. 1n2out.sats @countnfaces So basically you never thought about the concept of the Dow Jones Index in the early days of your startup, is that what I heard?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto I definitely said that Adele is definitely a consideration. Like the core ethos of Bitcoin itself though. The idea is that voting is an inherently corrupt process. So I'm just looking at the history of it and in my experience voting generally doesn't work they turn into some sort of dictatorship. People don't want to sign up. They don't have enough time. They just you know some people go to weekly meetings just to claim their screw tokens and yeah it can get, it can get messy but I'm not against dials. I feel like you can do dials the right way but I don't think I'm the one who can hack it I personally am Enigma and Nygma 1n2out.sats @countnfaces Okay thanks. And track, what are your plans for track? Do you have an update on the alpha for this coin? Tracking @trac_btc tokens so that one doesn't really own the tokens makes any difference. I personally have 2020 000 track. I bought 15,000 tokens on the market. That's far from enough to build an incentive mechanism, right. So I wouldn't call it alpha right now, because basically every project is doing this, trying to figure out how to earn rails for the project in order to provide rewards, right. Now, I'm talking to relatively well-known market makers. Their idea is basically saying, hey, we have a problem here, we don't control the tokens. We don't actually have any tokens. The project is running very poorly on rails, so we're now developing an idea that can make. An interesting market maker, this would be one. Of course, if it's productive. He would basically provide liquidity to the market, that is, in the right of the gate IO, instead of pocketing money, actual dollars of other people's. And other people's other people's fees, right? The rails are supposed to be accumulated, so, and take the right of the market. So we first need to have a lot of rails to introduce, introduce incentives here. I've already said to this part of the court a few weeks ago, this project needs to earn rail income.So another revenue channel will be the orbital network market. I also think in space and our discord, when orbital starts. As the ecosystem matures, it will. Is it possible for projects, developers or companies to use orbital to build a? A deeper understanding of their business
Trac @trac_btc The original idea was governance. Just because rails itself started with minting. It was decided by people voting. That's also needed, otherwise I wouldn't have started it, right? That's how it started. So governance will definitely play a role, but it's not mature yet. I'm focusing on development now. Does this answer the question?
@ordinalOS I have a question. Will the track be bound to the bitmap? Because I heard someone say so.
Track @trac_btc Locomotive said, it's kind of like Satoshi's interceptor model. And these are all independent projects, right? We're basically in a service provider relationship, blogger model. The blogger model is one and only. One person decides if anything happens or not. Track is the same. We're working together, right? Imagine it's like two companies, they work towards a common goal, right? But they're independent entities, there's no I don't foresee any plans to merge right now, because there's simply no reason why.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah that's right.
Trac @trac_btc There is no plan that I can foresee that this will merge now because simply why is there a relationship there is no plan that I can foresee that this will merge now because simply why yeah why doesn't it match right, so there is no plan. I can foresee that this will merge now because simply why? Yeah why does it match? Right, so, so. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS I guess I guess to eliminate Trac @trac_btc Yeah.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS I guess just to dispel some people saying oh it's going to be the official currency of bitcoin, that's not true, bitcoin is its own project and currently has no official currency.
Trac @trac_btc Yes.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS I want to go on record to dispel people saying oh this will be the official currency of Bitcoin. It is not. Bit`map is its own project and there is no current currency. I don't think there will be any currency pegged to it because we already have Bitcoin, why mess with it? So I think. Uh. Right. Right. Right.
ƎԀ (˙I˙∀)⅄ H @HYAIPE Yeah yeah yeah I see your vision, everything is on-chain, the data is all there Technically we are low-key in the metaverse, but I'm like, how does this come full circle? When I saw that sweet photo, my only thought was, this guy, this guy should be in bitmap prison
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto This. ƎԀ(˙I˙∀)⅄H @HYAIPE Yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I see the vision here. I see your vision, everything is on-chain. The data is there, like technically, like we’re low-key in the metaverse. Right. But I’m like, how can this come full circle? When I saw that dessert, the only thing I thought was: I’m like, yeah, this guy, this guy needs to be put in bitmap jail. I don’t know how. I don’t know. I don’t know how he did that. I’m like, yeah, you have like 100,000 or like 50,000 dollars or even more worth of recursive inscriptions. Because I think we all want to visualize the metaverse, right? My thought is the only way to do that is to create a recursive inscription and then enter the block number and in this recursive inscription you get all the data. The building I’m in is like a plot or a piece of land, you just enter it. So these recursive inscriptions are generated and then they become text-based descriptions. That's the only way I can imagine it, like everything is on a chain. But the idea is crazy. But I see the vision of it, and it's it. It's cool. It's cool.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah no I appreciate that. If we need to fork or north wallet so that we can allow you know. Reference block data from within. Um from within the ordinance because like the original. All the people know that the index has all the data because they need that data to build fiat, you know, the protocol and all that, so. It's possible, it just requires them to adjust it a little bit. You know, adjust it a little bit forward or we fork it. So that's definitely yeah, all we need to figure out is. How do we coordinate what exactly is it? Um which point do we reference on the actual bitmap that's my part so I think the next phase is coordination and I've seen some attempts at that as well. It's not going to be like a parcel, you know who I am. I'm trying to be like this is the parcel standard. Follow this parcel standard. It's not going to be like this because this is more like a. It's like a community. I need your help I need your help you know how we coordinate. So I've got some ideas and thoughts that I'm going to release to the community and I'm going to release something on GitHub next week about coordination and how we can do this. Yeah, that's it. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah yeah, so at this point
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Uh… ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, yeah. So I want to wrap up with 10 minutes left in my official talk, but we can go longer and you can continue after any of the co-hosts or the button. But I want to talk about what we can do as a community. Start with documentation, build some repositories. I'm going to finalize my bitmap validation tool. I'm going to open source it so people can build on it, and it's going to use rails, which is a good introduction to rails. I'm actually also going to add serial numbers, wallets, and APIs for images of bitmaps. Or we can figure out another way to get the rendering. I know a lot of people are trying to get bitmaps because now we have the bitmap feed standard. For the visualization of the bitmap, I love it, but it's their own design and now we have to match everything to it, and there's also a V-byte view. So there are two views of your bitmap in the V-byte transaction, and I'm thinking of another view in my mind, but it will change the way you view it. Yes yeah I saw on bit feed that now the marketplace indexes images which is pretty cool. Do you guys have any insight or knowledge on how this is done? Do they share the same images or were they developed at the same time?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Are you talking about how they visualized the plots, the plots inside the plots, through the bitfeed view? OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yes, Ordinals wallet, Magic 8 and some others actually have images of the parts with
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah. ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, ordinals Wallet and Magic 8 and a few others. They actually integrate partial images of bitmaps. Yeah. Trac @trac_btc Yeah. Your JavaScript library can do that. I believe they just said one of them and colored them orange. Actually, whatever it is can stop it for you. And then you just have to connect it to it. Their hard work is basically to do that efficiently. But it doesn't really require um. knowledge exchange between markets. ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah So you're saying that bitfeed, um, didn't necessarily create the standard for viewing it, and there are other libraries that share the same visualization?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto I would say that they are definitely using the bitfeed view of bitcoin. You can run the bitfeed of bitcoin on a node. You can, you know, you can, if you go to the bitfeed, you can literally just right click, save the image. You can write a script that does that for you. So, I don't know if they personally do that, but I would imagine so. That's what they do But, yeah, I know there are all the exchanges that came up with that feature to start, so. Yeah, shout out Jack. Yeah, everyone was a pioneer and knew about the wallet, especially you, you the person. You've been doing it since day one, so yeah.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yes, as a
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto I'll give you yours and I'll give you your flowers too.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS It's like taking my imagination, because I actually my experience, I'm an art person. In high school, I recorded my friends, we had a band, and I was the audio engineer, so I learned a lot about frequencies and things like that. So I found an art school, studied audio engineering, but it was the age of digital, and when it came to the "metaverse," I was the last person who didn't use analog tape. When you think about analog signals, it's beautiful because it's like an image. It's like taking a photo to capture light. Physical objects. Whereas in the digital space, no matter how high the resolution is, how fine-grained, it's a cube. It's a bitmap. No matter how high your resolution is, it's a digital signal. It's never going to have the same frequencies (in the real world). But I took an Internet art class. The Internet art scene at that time, it was like a simple HT`ML page and a community of artists who had simple ideas but were interesting and their work was low-key, like a big Photoshop movement. It was kind of like the early Internet, right when Geocities was taken offline, and we missed Geocities and all these things that the Internet used to have. All of that stuff. So the internet that we have now is like a hybrid of what it was and what it is now. It's really exciting to see this community now, years later, what's happening with Bitcoin, like... I love the PlayStation One because it was limited by the size of the disk, 2,280 megabytes, whatever it was, and they had to make a game that fit on that disk and play it on the PlayStation. That's what we're doing with Ordinals, and it's really cool and it makes my imagination explode. Block 6 Do you have anything to say? Cliché. Sorry, you've had your hand up for a minute. Go ahead.
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Oh yeah, my question One more question Overall, we were talking about a couple lines of Jason data, where do we see you know this long term development, are we really going to bring you know a lot of protocols? Or are we going to see things like VMS and off-chain data proliferate in this space? And the second question is, why is this comparison being made compared to the on-chain for VRC 20? Compared to on-chain links and graphs. Yeah, thank you.
@trac_btc Oh, okay, so let's get the Chainlink thing out of the way first. Um. I went into the Star Trek project never claiming to be a Chainlink per se. Analog. Yeah, on Bitcoin. But when people start talking about this, they're like, well, where did that assumption come from? Right. And then, well, they draw their own conclusions. And I have to say, they're not completely wrong. Yeah, the key difference here is that we don't have smart contracts, at least not in the way that they do. All of these have virtual machines, right? So the classic way of an oracle injecting data from the outside, that doesn't work here. That doesn't work here, but it's possible, for example, I can imagine a world where Track acts as an oracle for the chain of events, right? It can do that in the same way. And there are two chains, right, the chain on Bitcoin. So I realize that, yes, it's going in that direction, but it's also possible that it's doing a... nature a little more than that, you know, change the way. Weight training Yeah Well, the ecosystem works differently than I imagined. How is it tracked? I think that's the main difference, and of course the technology, right? But it can actually fill a gap, just like there was a pro-fiat Gnosis that came out recently. And now there's a pro-fiat mother equivalent. I don't know if you saw that. Got the link last night. Yeah. Yeah, but in the absence of something as precise as that, right. So, yeah, but it's not, it's not like I'm trying to be a copy of it. It's literally trying to be its own thing, right. And in fact that's also I'll see that in the post-release version, but it's probably going to be like an evolution, right. So you have, like you have. On one hand you have a bird on one hand and a bat on the other hand, right? So they're completely different types of creatures that do the same thing, fly, right? So you can basically look at it that way. Sorry, I totally forgot the other question. Can you repeat that?
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, yeah, just uh, you see the ecosystem of this grow beyond a few lines of Jason’s data, like for Trac @trac_btc Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights Trac @trac_btc Maybe
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, yeah, just, uh, you see you know the system, the ecosystem grows beyond a few lines of jason data, like for example off-chain, yeah virtual machines. Trac @trac_btc Yeah, very likely. Sorry. So I'm pretty sure at some point there will be some independent bodies. Some independent organizations that are not bodies, but independent groups. Yeah, uh, from industry, uh, that will formalize the standards. Right now, it's a wild west. I can see that for these, for these OP-style jason, jason, type definitions, there will be a stunt standard that emerges. I'm 100% sure of that. I don't want to be involved in that, by the way.
All of this is done through a virtual machine, right? The classic oracle way of injecting data from the outside doesn't work here. It doesn't work here, but it's possible that, for example, I could imagine a world where Orbit acts as an oracle for the chain of events, right? It could do that in the same way. And there are two chains, right, the chains on Bitcoin. So, I realize that, yes, it's going in that direction, but it's also possible that it's doing a... nature a little more than that, you know, change the way it works. Weight training Yes Well, the ecosystem works differently than I imagined. How is Orbit? I think that's the main difference, and of course the technology, right? But it could actually fill a gap, just like Gnosis has recently emerged. Now there's a mother equivalent that supports fiat. I don't know if you saw it. Got the link last night. Yeah. Yeah, but in the absence of something as precise as that, right. So, yeah, but it's not, it's not like I'm trying to be a copy of it. It's literally trying to be its own thing, right. And in fact that's also I'll see that in the post-launch version, but it's probably it's like an evolution, right. So you have, like you have. On the one hand you have birds on the one hand and bats on the other hand, right? So they're completely different types of creatures that do the same thing, fly, right? So you can basically look at it that way. Sorry, I totally forgot about the other question. Can you repeat that?
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, yeah, do you think the ecosystem for this system will extend beyond a few lines of Jason’s data?
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, yeah, do you think the ecosystem of this system will evolve beyond Jason's few lines of data? Yeah, yeah, just uh you see you know the ecosystem of this system evolves beyond Jason's few lines of data, like becoming like for example off-chain yeah
Trac @trac_btc Maybe
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, yeah, just, uh, you see you know the system, the ecosystem has grown beyond a few lines of Jason data, like for example off-chain, yeah virtual machine's.
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, very likely. Sorry. So I'm pretty sure at some point there will be some independent bodies. Some independent organizations that are not bodies, but independent groups. Yeah, uh, from the industry, uh, that will formalize the standards. Right now, it's a wild west. I can see that there will be a stunt standard that emerges for these, for these OP-style Jason, Jason, type definitions. I'm 100% sure of that. I don't want to get involved in that, by the way. Also, there's a trend towards what I call super short codes, right, short codes, short codes, where people try to squeeze as much information as possible into a smaller scope, right, literally bits, right, actually fiat content, which will help the chain stay smaller, right, in terms of the size of the chain. But that's a trend, but even so. There can be some aspects that can be standardized, standardized, right? But specifically to the superstructure. Yeah, basically, I absolutely believe that there will be a standard that emerges so that it can be said, OK, when we figure out certain mechanisms, you know it should work, and then derive these requirements from that standard to meet these and these and these requirements. Oh, my code, yeah, basically, I absolutely believe there will be a standard that will come out so that it will say, OK, when we figure out certain mechanisms, yes, it should work, and then derive these requirements from that standard to meet these and these, these and these requirements. Similar to IP, similar to Bibs, I absolutely believe that this will happen because it has to happen, right? This will help with tracing. Yeah, it will help not only with tracing, but it will help everybody, if we start doing this at some point, it will happen. That's my point.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS One sentence One sentence
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Thank you.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Thanks for the style and the words. What is tracking?
Follow @trac_btc Okay.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS 3. Trac @trac_btc If I'm tracing, um, that's what makes me um, if I'm tracing, um, that's what makes me, let me, let me rethink. An index is basically a subset of a trace. So the act of indexing, basically, is correcting data from somewhere. And then putting it into the actual index, yes.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS reset Yes.
Trac @trac_btc So you can't track changes to the data yet. Now, based on some rules, you can track your index based on some rules. Yes, you have the data, but you need to keep tracking changes to the data, you need to introduce more data. How do you need to backtrack? Yes, tracing, that's right. Because the data changed, you need to backtrack, right? That's the main difference between the two. So, if you're doing indexing, OK, you're recording a certain state of a subset of the data collection, and actual tracing is tracking changes within the data, or introducing or removing data.
Sequential OS @ordinalOS Then Tracing @trac_btc is similar to a database and more or less functions like a database.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, like, yeah, let me recite that, maybe break it down a little bit, and then tell me if I'm wrong. So, for people, whenever I try to explain blockchain, this is the easiest way to do it. It's a spreadsheet, and you basically iterate over every block of Bitcoin. You grab the data that you need, you identify a sequence number, or you use a sequence number index. And then, are you scraping the data, identifying the data? And then the problem is, you need to update this data all the time, like I have a list of bitcoins, and they're being traded every day, so even if I iterate over every bitcoin block, and I get every bitcoin, and I do this work, it's still going to suddenly change, so I need a way to keep updating this data.
Track @trac_btc Yeah
ordinalOS @ordinalOS it is it goes into a central or a you know a database of your own. But the problem is, you need to keep updating this data. Let's say I have a list of bitmaps and they're traded every day. So even if I go through every bitcoin block and get every bitmap and do all this work, it can suddenly change. So I need a way to keep updating this data, and it's better to update it instantly, right? Tell me where I'm going wrong. There you have it.
Trac @trac_btc You're not wrong, you're not wrong. That's it, you did it right. So, be consistent on both sides. What that means is that the updated data will be populated through the decentralized network, which is very fast, and it's basically sent through a decentralized database where everyone can get the data from. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS So when you say, you're going to be able to self-host Tracks. Is that right? It's an indexing and tracking mechanism that does that. Is there a master state that's synced with your master state for other people to use, like nodes? Or is there?
Trac @trac_btc Like a mesh. Yeah, like a mesh. ordinalOS @ordinalOS That's really cool, so is it going to be a consensus mechanism between users? Really cool People too. Is it going to be a large mechanism for consensus between users? Trac @trac_btc Uh, you you you. You won't have consensus because it's not a chain. You won't have consensus like you would with a chain. ordinalOS @ordinalOS Because consensus is basically reached on your side.
Trac @trac_btc Our consensus is that consensus will be relatively slow at first, which is not a problem because there are not many transactions at the moment, and over time, consensus between different parts of the measure will definitely speed up the editing speed. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Interesting. So, what is your release schedule? Release to the public Release to the public Release to the public Similar information.
Trac @trac_btc I hope I really hope, because I have a lot to do in the next three to four weeks. But be careful. I have a few projects that I'm working on right now that really want to get out of Trac, and I promised them that this will be my top priority, and I'm currently working on 20 indexes, so that will be available soon, right, and then there's the website, right. So we basically have 2. Because it's just a simple demo at the moment, the actual website needs to be released, including the actual product.
@ordinalOS is very, very good.
Trac @trac_btc I'm hoping to have it done in the next 3–4 weeks, but still have to think carefully. What's the big thing to release during this time? That would be the actual website, because it's just a simple demo at the moment, right? And then the actual website would also need to include the actual product, right? I'm hoping to have it done in the next 3–4 weeks. Still have to think carefully, against this development, right. I'm further than I let. Let me, let me. Let me rephrase I'm further than my original idea, which I would have been 3 months ago or two months ago.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS I appreciate you being here and I hope people will listen to you and Vitosha here and address their concerns, whatever they're thinking and whatever their feet are. That's it. You know? Trac @trac_btc As I said As I said at the beginning, sorry to interrupt you, but I forgot to say the third part, and I also wanted to say, just recently. Just recently.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Did you know
Trac @trac_btc I saw something on Twitter that I thought was funny at first, but then I thought about it. I want to sell a track token or something, you know. I thought about it half an hour ago, I said I personally have twenty thousand and one and a half thousand that I bought for this project, and I want to put the twenty thousand on it. I can see that you are speaking from the heart. I haven't touched anything, sold anything, or controlled any of the wallets that these people claim. We will belong to me or the project. I don't know what this is. If you are, if you mean this or not, it doesn't matter. I want to make it clear that yes, because then they even I don't know if it's the same group of people, but I think it would be hilarious if it's the same group of people. These people could make personal attacks on community members, right? Who would do anything else? We just had a meme contest recently, right? We just, uh, that was sponsored by one person, the same person. It was me who got track on the gate, right? Just a generous community member, right? No personal attacks, right? So, I think the fund should end there, right? If someone is against the track, just like you are against the track, that's fine. I don't know any companies, but when it's against people. Regular people, I really hope it stops. Okay, that's what I want to say.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah yeah Yeah, yeah.
StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528Yeah, how can you get the money? How can you get the money? You know those people, those funds are supposed to pay you.
Trac @trac_btc Yes, I hope to make money with track, but it's too early to make money now, and I'm mainly wasting time at the moment. Yes, of course I made some money, but it was very efficient. The efficiency of burning money was very high, but the efficiency of burning time was not very high. This is extreme. And I, I'm a person who will not be discouraged by reading things like this, I'm a person who will even it out. Give him. I worked harder. Yeah, as it develops, right. So this gave me another motivation. It gave me another idea. Right. Of course, there are some criticisms, criticisms of centralization, which I completely understand. At present, because there is a bar, there are only public endpoints. These endpoints are centralized, yes, but at some point they will not be centralized, right. So I hope you understand my thoughts. But this is also normal in this field, right? Some people will gossip, some people will, for example, some people will stick together the A Blogger model. Come to our stage and explain it, right. So of course there are some hopes that you can get on their stage and then they can get some credit for you getting on the stage, but is it really like that? Yeah, on the other hand, I think it's good to have someone looking out for you.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah.
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, on the other hand, I think it's good to have someone to look after so they can take care of their own stuff.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yes. Yeah. Don’t
Trac @trac_btc Yeah on the other hand I think it's well looked after so they'll take care of their own business Yeah so I'm not saying they're bad StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights
@Fluctuate528 Yes Yes
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, on the other hand, I think it's good that someone's looking after it, so they can look after it Yeah, so I'm not saying they shouldn't do that Just do your own thing, right? Yeah On the other hand, I think it's good that someone's looking after it Right? So they're looking after it, yeah. I'm not saying they shouldn't do that StaleProof — BRC20 Highlights @Fluctuate528 Yeah, we should stand up against people like this, because we're on Twitter. So I encourage everyone in this room to be brave and stand up, because this is ridiculous. Developers trying to sell homes at all-time lows and being vilified like this is ridiculous So we're on our own And don't Please don't let this discourage you It's been in the space for a long time It always has been SequentialOS @ordinalOS Yeah, yeah.
Trac @trac_btc Ok thanks.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Be nice to everyone, don't hit the founders and developers, do your own research. If you think there's something going on, it's all on the chain, you can go look for it. But some people are lazy, they would rather spread rumors than check it out themselves, if I have a hunch about a project, I'll check it out and find it on the chain, and I'll think, oh, this team is selling their coins, or whatever it is, it's all there. So, do this before you tweet. As a developer, I can tell you, like I said, we are behind the scenes, we don't want to be in the forefront, but we have to promote our stuff and get support, and at the same time get beaten up, and you're just as bad as spending hours building something for the community. So you have to understand that Tracker is not a big team it's just a developer, they are working on a product. You can support it or not. But he helped Bertoci (founder of bit`mapmoto)
Gary helped me and he can help you if you go look at the files and stuff. I want to ask Vitosha one more question. If you're in Block 6, what do you have to say? I like I've seen your handle, I've never met you or spoken to you, but I like your handle.
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats Hey, first of all. Thanks for helping build the UM Bitcoin ecosystem. Thanks to Toshi for developing Bitgraph. I guess my question is more about... understanding the maximum data capacity that we can have on these blocks. I'm just an engineer, so I just definitely love working with people to see how we can, uh, solve this problem of more like 4 megabytes. of data and see how we can actually work on projects to get more data on the chain. So, I feel like that's pretty much just my thing. I don't know any. Any thoughts on that black emoji?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yeah, that's right. Great question. It goes back to the whole block size debate, which is an old question. The debate about Bitcoin, should we increase the block size, I think it will. It's bad for Bitcoin, and I don't think there's going to be a consensus to increase the block size. So I think we have to think more like recursively about what can we link across different blocks of inscriptions. Essentially, yeah, how can we link as many inscriptions together as possible? Or, how can we create a system that leverages different inscriptions for different things. Like you have inscriptions for JavaScript libraries. Right. This is not the cloud. So we're not uploading terabytes of data because this is like a backup of our computers, like our personal computers, like what we're building. A very long-term terabyte of data and information that could potentially. take our place, so like you said, date and when it's stored. It should always be thought of from that perspective, like once it's on the chain, it's there forever, it can never. So once you have that perspective, that's your baseline perspective. Then, 4 MB block size limit every 10 minutes, let's get it started. Go a little bigger and you can. Think about it, you can start slapping things together. What's wrong, sorry What's wrong? Sorry?
Trac @trac_btc Sure. Uh, if you don't need the provenance, you can compress the data and store it so that they don't change. But even if you want to keep the provenance, you can also indicate the provenance with the opcode and the hashcode. Yes, under a certain size, it should be. So that helps you store more information, right? Another option is that you can find a natural minor because then you can store. If you're not going to pull from the memory pool, let's say, right? If you find a real minor, you can take action and actually store up to 40 maximum per inscription. There are some inscriptions that use high-resolution or higher resolution pictures. That's also an option, although I don't recommend it. But you basically have these options.
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats Yes, sure. I saw that. So this is an issue I'd like to work with you guys on backend. Able to upload up to 32 megabytes. In one block.
Trac @trac_btc No
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats But yes we can, we can, we can definitely have the conversation on twitter. ordinalOS @ordinalOS How much?
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats But yes, we can. We can, we can definitely have a conversation on Twitter. I appreciate you guys.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS How much? How much? Trac @trac_btc Yes. You just need to find a mining pool Yes, a mining pool that accepts you, accepts yours. Of course, your transaction usually has a cost, right? But it is possible to carve more than these 400 kilobytes, right?
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats Yes you can actually do what you want through a node, you don't necessarily need to use a minor, but you can verify transactions.
Trac @trac_btc Of course not
₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats Yes you can actually do it through a node, you don't necessarily need to use minors, but you can verify transactions through noble work Yes you can actually do it through a node. You don't necessarily need to use minors, but you can verify transactions through noble work.
Trac @trac_btc You can't do that. Of course you can't. Yeah, of course. Of course you can't If it get exacted, yeah, then of course you can do that. ₿L0C6 🔶⚡️ Data Encryption @bloc6data_sats Of course you can.
I think my MSO raised his hands.
What we're going to do in the next 24 to 48 hours is integrate a payment rail that works with the three tokens, specifically O, XBT, Track, and ORdi. So we believe that these communities will want to use their BRC 20 bags to work with each other within these virtual spaces, whether it's buying items, paying for services, cosmetic upgrades, instances, or anything that they want to add to the ecosystem or take from each other. We believe that they won't just want to use Satoshis to pay for these. From the current community and liquidity, the most liquid token is already OXBT, and the largest community token is also OXBT. I hope I don't hurt anybody's feelings by saying this, but it seems like at this point you get the most useful utility token rail. And it's all made possible because of the index, man, I don't want to have to logically search the blockchain on every wallet that tries to use the blockchain. Bitmap address to find out if they're the first one. You know, go to those pussies of t`m. I would rather you and Blockchain Moto decide who are the verified bitmap holders, how these plots will be divided, who will be the owners of these plots, so that I can take that information and create experiences around that use case. Like the service you guys provide now, it's too bad for us not to have a liquidity pool. We can use the bitmap address to understand if they are the first, you know, go to t`m, I would rather you decide who are the verified bitmap holders, how these plots will be divided, who will be the owners of these plots, so that I can take that information and create experiences around that use case. But because we have places where we can extract points from points of interest, like points and prices, I mean we can see the trading volume of various exchanges, right? Or we can see the average price of OXBT, or I guess I should call them the average price of the exchange website. We do this basically to assess the spot price. So, you can tell someone the cost of this thing. Pool static data but because there are places for us to pull points of interest like points and prices, I mean like we can see how much tracking is across exchanges right or we can see roughly what the average price of OXBT is or has been across exchange sites, I guess I should call them and we'll do that and basically assess the spot price so you might be able to tell somebody the cost of this thing.$5 and we'll calculate the price at that time on the backend and then you can trade it. That's how we do Bonk and other assets for our games on Solana. So we're very excited about this. You know we weren't planning on, I wasn't planning on announcing this, but I knew that there were tracks, there were bikes, there was a really big space here. So I was like, screw it, you're going to take the tracks and that's it. Let me tell you, there are a lot of builders in this space and we're committed to making those assets usable by those who have them, and we want to give back to those who have done the most, and we believe that tracks are one of them. Our project will not only be here, but we'll also contribute invaluable things like this public endpoint for indexing these bitmaps, which is a springboard for us to be able to get ready for real use cases and scalability, and I think people
Didn't understand how important indexing is to adding use cases or usefulness to the project.
I don't think people understand how important indexing is to adding use cases or utility to a project. This makes me feel more comfortable using bitmaps in my validation process.
Because I don't have the index data to work with. That's really inefficient. So, keep track. Thanks for all your hard work Itoshi. You already know how much I care about your plans Brock I know you're a smart asshole I can't wait to hear more about what you're going to do now I love you guys We're gonna kill this asshole man Good job Good job Well done. Good job What's going on is awesome
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah. When it comes to the metaverse and this world we live in, everything you see around you is a passion project, whether it's a door frame, a window, gardening, or a street business that may or may not make money. Everything is a manifestation of someone's vision in this world, and that's exactly what's happening here. So support the people who are building and making it possible. You don't have to buy any bitmaps. We put our satellite in a well, we got a bitmap from the originator of Bitcoin, and now we have a lot of fun. It costs the same as a glass of soda, plus the effect of inflation, let's hear from you. What is your experience with Bitmap?
Ordinal World @OrdzWorld Hello. Thank you for ordering our general invitation. They heard ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yes, yes, please continue Ordinal World
@OrdzWorld iris ordinalOS @ordinalOS Right, right. Go ahead Ohh. Thank you. OrdzWorld @OrdzWorld OK, I respect. Blog.
Block Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto What's up? How's it going?
World @OrdzWorld Block Black Motorcycle Yeah, yeah, respect for motorcycles and skills, I just want to say something. Uh, there are a lot of different attempts and new frameworks. What I want to say is that in the real world, the value of real estate is determined by geographical scale. Scarcity, scarcity, scarcity and scale. But our Bitcoin operation is different from real estate, we can't copy reality completely. At the same time, Bitcoin is not a centralized game like Sandbox and decentralized land. We can't go this way. The three most important features of bitmaps are
1Community driven
2. Open network consensus protocol. Built on the Bitcoin blockchain. Permanent story story. Permanent story story
3. There are no scary statistics.
These are all advantages and unique opportunities for Bitcoin, and we hope to build the Bitcoin model from these three points. For example, just like them, this point on the Bitcoin bitmap should capture value from it.
BTC constructed by database builders,
Recursive inscription to library
In terms of BC culture, culture is here.
Open Crazy Protocol Track
My builders should focus on creating tools that help everyone like the project. This includes map owners, players, and artists to develop their talents and potential. In addition, we should not create too many fakes of the Bitmap Doctor framework, but should allow different Bitmap Doctor derivative frameworks to exist at the same time. Doctor derivative frameworks exist at the same time. But at the bottom layer of the Bitmap protocol, different frameworks should be able to communicate with each other and combine. For example, different templates should be established at the protocol layer so that projects with different needs can make their own special combinations. This requires the efforts of product layer builders, and it will take time to reach a global consensus. I think Bit`map is an imaginative map, and we have to make full use of its freedom in space and time. Thank you for your valuable comments. Sorry for my poor English, but I would like to say that this is my opening statement. Thank you. OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Thank you very much for your insights and technology. Well, it's like people are really attracted to this bitmap concept. A lot of ideas and imaginations are generated in everyone's mind and visualized in different ways. I think it's really interesting. Expectant I see you guys are coming up, we just asked a few projects that are building meta and bitmap to speak. If you guys want to come up, we'd love to, but we'll probably wrap up pretty quickly. Any final words from you guys?
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto I wanna say thank you all for coming out, thank you all for building, thank you all for being interested in this concept that's just caught on like wildfire. I'm so grateful to all of you. I wanna say I read some of the standards that you sent me that you're building or contributing to. Yeah, I'm very, very interested in those standards. The next phase of bitmaps. How do we harmonize? How do we create a coordinate system that's interoperable across different platforms that's a bonus for every bitmap-based project that should be kind of, you know. Yeah, but everybody's building their own standards and coming up with their own interpretations and it's like, yeah, it just blossoms into something beautiful. It's beyond what I could have imagined when I first started doing this, it was just a text description, thinking how do I do this, how do I make this indexable, make it real, like, you know, I have to build the index first, then I can build the map, and then. Turns out all of this is going to be done in a few weeks. It's going to take a lot longer but we're here, everybody's here Yeah, everybody's here, and I'm so grateful to all of you builders, all of you enthusiasts.
OrdinalOS @ordinalOS Yes, yes
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yes.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah yeah, well, ordinals wallet really helped like popularize bitmaps and I love what they did, even though it was a little bit of a front run, like they got a little bit ahead of you, I still like an appreciate their contribution, everyone just
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Yes, that's right.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS Yeah, yeah, well, ordinals wallet really helped a lot, like popularized bitmaps, and I love what they did, even though it was a little bit ahead of the curve, like they were a little bit ahead of you, I still like to appreciate their contribution, and everybody, just because of it. Yeah, yeah. ordinals wallet really helped popularize Bit`map, I love what they did. Even though they were a little bit ahead of you, I still appreciate their contribution, and everybody, just because of it. Yeah, yeah. ordinals wallet really helped popularize Bit`map, I love what they did. Even though they were a little bit ahead of you, I still appreciate their contribution, and everybody, because it takes a lot to be a marketplace to take that risk, you take a risk on an idea, you might get slammed, be hated. Whatever it is, but they took that risk and they did it, and it helped a lot in popularizing bitmaps in the X space. I saw you come up, and I asked you to talk about your experience, and then you took a different strategy. You pre-purchased bitmaps, and that was maybe one of your criticisms because the bitmaps that you pre-purchased are now being sold. But I understand that it makes sense for the metaverse because they want to know what they're generating. And, you know, maybe what their spread is, but yeah, let us know if you were to transfer those bitmaps back to the user's wallet, how you would do it, what your experience was. I like Unreal Engine, I'm a big fan of Unreal Engine, so I actually wanted to participate in your competition, but when I heard about it, it was a little late.
xSPECTAR @xspectar We will. We're also going to have the next round. Some of you may have seen some of the submissions. We received 200 submissions. Some of them were really fucking awesome, and I have to apologize that I've been a bit absent the past few days. It's the first time in 13 months that I've taken a few days off. I'm still very, very excited about the Bit`map and Expector adventures that I've been a part of. It's been great to see you all over the past few weeks. We jumped on the train relatively recently. Of course, for the past 13–14 months, we've been building a project and Metaverse operating system using Unreal Engine 5 and downloadable browsers. So when we started using the bitmap concept, it wasn't easy to implement in the existing framework, so we bought bitmaps. So we bought bitmaps and tied them to specific plots or parcels of land in our metaphor. We also created some bitmap islands. But we think that what we're building is a social, immersive internet. It's not a game. Of course we're using the Unreal Five engine. But what you can do on a plot on a bitmap island is not limited to the exterior. So the exterior is just a facade. In the inspector's home world, we call it the discovery area, but it's actually inside the building, and again, it's not limited to the exterior dimensions, so it renders perfectly to your bitmap area and so on. We're working on that, and we're working on a lot more at the same time. We're working with Stripe to create a backend system that has multiple wallets, a multi-chain membership network, two people create a fiat payment account with a credit card. We're launching our own NFT marketplace next week, which will initially be based on XR PL., but as we add more chains and more wallets, we'll go full multi-chain. But I think, um, I have to thank all of you for supporting us. Of course, we'll continue to do the same. We have a great team, you can call me whatever you want, but I ask for respect for the other people who work for me. We'll always be here, and we'll definitely look at how we can incorporate bitmap theory more into what we're already doing and maybe provide an extra layer.
ordinalOS @ordinalOS OK
xSPECTAR @xspectar Yeah, so when you buy, we have a dedicated page for that unexpected.com. We have 4 * 888 bitmaps, and each bitmap represents a specific plot of land in a specific location on the bitmap island. You go to our website and you see all the bitmaps that we have. They're automatically connected. If you click on one, you're taken to the Ordinal swallet, and once you buy their owner, they're listed for sale. That bitmap will get the parcel. You can resell the bitmap, and the plot of land on the bitmap island will follow the owner of the bitmap. If we're successful, and the bitmap and Arnold community seems to like it, we can offer additional utility to each bitmap owner without having to buy our bitmaps. But maybe offer that service to anyone who's interested. It could provide some additional visibility again, or the multi-chain approach, or the tracking record on the XRP ledger, XRP clarity Now, it's created some excitement and a really exciting big hardcore community, and all of you are very welcome as well. ordinalOS @ordinalOS Thank you. I've been following Unreal Engine. It's a great visualization tool. Also, people who are not so technical can use twin motion. It's an arc visualization builder. I tell people that you can make your own metaverse and then open up Unreal Engine, download some assets and start messing around. I made a music video with it, which is actually Unreal Engine and other things. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Anyway, I'm going to close this space soon. I can ask one more question. If it's a critical question, please give Star Trek a chance to say goodbye. I think Sam, to quote the United Nations, he staked his body on his work. I just want to thank everyone here. This is my first pre-space. I'm a behind-the-scenes worker. I'm a developer, but I put my, you know, I want to support this community and support good things and good people. I saw the vision. So I was really inspired by it, and that's what I was inspired by. I think a lot of people were inspired by Vitosha, who planted the seeds for us.He got his "Flappy Bird" track and he's added it to the next level and now we're just having fun and this is the most fun I've ever had in crypto and the coolest group of people because normally I'm so anti to the crypto group and Bitcoin makes me feel healthy. I love the people who are building Bitcoin because they force you to build the first Bitcoin and that's one of the things I love about Bitcoin is that you have to carve them into the parcels. You have to figure out a way and it's kind of capitalism in a way because you have to generate a means to an end to carve your parcels. You might have 2,000 parcels but you might not have $2,000 so that forces you to build and you can do it or not. This is a you can have what I call versioned bitmaps. I love them and I love them but I might start to carve up one of my bitmaps and then what I see is like a whole cityscape which is really cool. If there's any other key questions for BitMamba you can ask me. BitMamba @MakeFastCash Okay I have another question about the parcels and the landscape that you just talked about. And the last question is about the motor block. You know, we've seen in some tweets, uh, earlier you mentioned that single transaction blocks are going to play a big role in Bitcoin. Before you go, could you give us a little alpha or elaborate on that? Thank you.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Single transaction? Do you mean Satoshi Nakamoto?
Trac @trac_btc Yeah, maybe I could say, uh, thank you and Yeah, maybe I could say, uh, thank you and yours. Oh, sorry. Sorry.
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto So So I'm sorry. No, go ahead, man.
Trac @trac_btc Oh, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you. I didn't expect you to actually answer. I just wanted to say bye and thank you guys, especially all the OS. Thank you guys and of course Enzo and Amora the blogger. If you guys have any questions about Trac or need help, please reach out to me, this is Benny and the director Scott, right? Thank you very much, everyone. Chat later.
@ordinalOS Thanks for Tracking. We love you Thanks for Tracking. We love you
Bitoshi Blockamoto 🧱 BIT`MAP 🟧 @blockamoto Is there one? Thank you. ordinalOS @ordinalOS Move forward. This is awesome. We love it. We'll be watching you too. Please follow, participate, check out their GitHub and start interacting with their work. I've got notifications turned on like crazy so I'm going to go play Bit Mamba Nexx Spaces. I'll let you come up. I'm going to play the last scene from The Matrix and then it'll be over. Thank you all for coming to Vitosha's first EX Space and tracking the "Onchain Universe We are in it now We are the third Second Life Third Life Sixth Life Machines have AI girlfriends We are on our phones almost all the time We are cyborgs We are working hard to make rent on a three-dimensional plane. We have all our "satellites" carved into Bitcoin. We may regret it later, but let's make the most of it. Let's build together. Let's not hate, let's support each other and build together. Because where we're going is the moon Mars Pluto Let's go
Do we have a deal, Mr. Reagan? You know I knew this country didn't exist I knew it when I put it in my mouth The matrix told my brain it was. Juicy Delicious Nine years later You know what I realized Ignorance is bliss They didn't hear the harp at the end. That was the best part Thank you guys Oh they missed the harp at the end. That was the best part Thank you guys
