Bitcoin

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

This article introduces the historical changes of Bounce Finance and why it became the BTC IDO platform.

The explosive popularity of Bitcoin inscriptions has ignited interest in inscriptions on popular EVM chains. However, I believe that while the EVM ecosystem inscriptions are merely a spillover effect of Bitcoin's inscriptions, the truly valuable assets will emerge within the Bitcoin ecosystem itself. The renowned Bitcoin smart contract layer, RGB, has introduced its first tradable inscription asset: $RGBS. Issued by the BitRGB platform, users can trade and purchase $RGBS directly on BitRGB. The most valuable assets will always emerge at the forefront of the industry, making BitRGB’s $RGBS an asset worthy of attention and research.

This article discusses the latest inscription controversy between the fundamentalist and application-oriented schools of Bitcoin, along with the related discussions of the past year.

This article delves into the numbering, inscription, and indexing functionalities of the Ordinals protocol.

This article introduces the Bitcoin ecosystem from the IDO platform to cross-chains, stablecoins, loans, BRC20, etc.

This article introduces and compares the development history of asset issuance agreements.

This article explains the technical details of the Ordinals protocol and the evolution of BTC address details.

This article explains how to mint BRC-20 on the Bitcoin network.

This article analyzes why discounts should be given to these endorsements and whether we should eliminate the discount on witness data by means of a soft fork.

This article is an introduction to Bitcoin ETFs, clearly explaining to readers what spot BTC is.

This article takes a stance of 'token agnosticism' and firmly believes that for a token to be effective, it should play a crucial role.

This article analyzes the pure consensus-based meme coin ORDI.

This article compares several of the hottest projects in the Bitcoin ecosystem, considering key aspects such as community consensus, technical challenges, and future application scenarios.

This article compares the Ordinals and RGB protocols in terms of security, scalability, transaction fees, and speed, and analyzes the potential future direction of the RGB narrative.