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Hello everyone, here's an update of the Bitcoin Stamps mapping 😍
The Bitcoin Stamps ecosystem is accelerating its development in the shadow of other more hyped but unfortunately less secure protocols on Bitcoin like #Ordinals, #Runes, etc. The explosion of Bitcoin Stamps seems imminent to me, so robust are the efforts and new features that are coming on stream. At the same time, many artists are creating more and more magnificent works on this protocol, immutable and registered for life on Bitcoin because they are truly unprunables. 💪
Due to an error I had to delete my last post and update the cartography. I hope it's ok now.
I apologize in advance for the choices I had to make, as I couldn't fit everything in 😉
Don't hesitate to give me feedback in MP if I need to make any corrections. I'm delivering 3 new templates, 2 darks and one light. I'm also open if you think other colors would be more appropriate.
Thanks friends 🙏
#SRC20 #SRC721 #SRC101 $STAMP $KEVIN $STMAP $SARMY $UTXO $LUFFY $GOKU $IRONB $MSKE $BMWK $SATO $PEPE $MIKE $ELON $BRO $LASER $SPAD $GOLD $SILVER
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Inaritoo retweeted
The protocol carries the name.
The name carries the act.
$STAMP didn’t borrow a story.
It is the story.
Still here. Still stamped.
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Inaritoo retweeted
SRC-20 began on Counterparty before moving to direct Bitcoin transactions.
Explore SRC-20 tokens in Universe by holders, supply and mint progress. Open a token’s details to see its mint limit.
Which SRC-20 are you following?
Inaritoo retweeted
They told me Bitcoin L1 can't run stateful M31 math without OP_CAT, can't relay below 1 sat/vB, and inevitably bleeds any autonomous UTXO down to dust. Must be a weird glitch on mainnet tonight:
🌱A keyless P_NUMS root (50929b74...ace803ac0) unrolling raw 04ffffff7f Mersenne arithmetic and a self-replicating quine deep inside taptree branch 3—zero OP_CAT, zero OP_RETURN, zero multisig.
🌱🌱 A 0-sat Taproot covenant symbiote (bc1pc0ven...) casually hitchhiking into a Foundry USA block at 0.00 sat/vB.
🌱🌱🌱 A living cell paying 35 sats (0.14 sat/vB on Luxor) while absorbing +5,000 sats of tribute growing fatter with use (43,905 sats) instead of dying.
Don't trust. Go decode the witness.
$LEAF whitepaper dropping shortly. 🌱
$STAMP-ers,
Times are quite harsh in crypto rn. Don't give up. The job isn't finished yet.
Stamp That!
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Inaritoo retweeted
Reinventing Finance on Bitcoin L1 🟠
What if Bitcoin could become more than the world's hardest money?
BTC-backed debt, liquidity pools, stablecoin experiments, digital asset collections and new applications — all built around Bitcoin L1.
That's the ambition behind #CRC20 : exploring new financial primitives using Bitcoin's building blocks, without necessarily relying on a sidechain or federation.
1. The challenge
Bitcoin solved money, but its financial potential remains largely untapped.
Historically, putting BTC to work has often meant relying on wrapped assets, custodians, external chains or infrastructure that introduces additional trust assumptions.
CRC-20 explores another approach, using existing Bitcoin primitives, scripts, cryptographic commitments and pre-signed transactions to build new financial mechanisms without requiring a Bitcoin consensus upgrade.
2. Taproot, soft covenants and consensus
CRC-20 builds on Bitcoin technologies such as Taproot, Tapscript, Schnorr signatures and timelocks.
Its architecture also uses a 32-byte Commitment Merkle Root (CMR) to commit to a program.
The idea behind “soft covenants” is to explore spending-control mechanisms using scripts and pre-signed transactions, without claiming that new covenant rules are already part of Bitcoin’s consensus.
One distinction matters:
Bitcoin L1 validates transactions and spending conditions under its existing consensus rules.
The CRC-20 protocol layer handles its own application-level rules and asset accounting.
The goal is to explore new financial mechanisms using Bitcoin’s existing rules, rather than implying that Bitcoin consensus itself has changed.
3. The address is the state
Vaults and liquidity pools are built around Taproot UTXOs.
Instead of relying on a conventional global account ledger, the design uses individual on-chain outputs and committed program logic to define how specific states can be spent or updated.
The address is the state.
This is one of the core ideas behind the CRC-20 approach.
4. $LEAF: The first CRC-20 token 🍃
LEAF is the first CRC-20 token and sits at the heart of the ecosystem.
It plays a central role in the vision of connecting Bitcoin-backed collateral, liquidity pools and new financial applications.
Understanding LEAF is key to understanding how the different components of CRC-20 can interact.
5. $AXBT: Bitcoin as collateral
AXBT is designed as a BTC-collateralized debt asset.
The basic pathway:
BTC locked in a vault → AXBT issued → AXBT used in swaps or liquidity pools.
AXBT connects Bitcoin collateral with the broader CRC-20 ecosystem, while vault rules govern the conditions for recovering the underlying BTC.
6. Liquidity is the goal
With LEAF and AXBT introduced, the next step is liquidity.
Swap LEAF for AXBT. Provide liquidity to AXBT/LEAF pools. Collect potential trading fees. Use the resulting liquidity to move between ecosystem assets.
The central idea is to make Bitcoin-related assets more liquid and create additional ways to interact with BTC-backed financial instruments.
Liquidity provision carries risks, and fees are not guaranteed.
7. $WUSD: A stablecoin mechanism
WUSD adds another proposed financial primitive to the ecosystem.
Its model connects stablecoin issuance and burning with AXBT and collateral-backed mechanisms.
The broader objective is to explore how stable-value assets could interact with Bitcoin L1 collateral and liquidity markets.
8. CRC-21 Koala: Ordinals meet DeFi 🐨
CRC-21 combines CRC-20 with Ordinals, opening up new possibilities for digital collections and programmable transfer conditions on Bitcoin L1.
Discover the Koala collection: @merklemonkey
The Koala ecosystem aims to connect its Ordinals collection to DeFi through an economic loop:
Koala → LEAF purchases → AXBT/LEAF liquidity → trading fees → redistribution to Koala holders.
The vision is to connect digital collectibles, token liquidity and ecosystem participation.
**(1/2) 🧵
Inaritoo retweeted
21,000,000 Bitcoin
1,000,000,000 $Stamp on Bitcoin
These digital gold can't be replicated.
Dont say you haven't been warned...
Last month, we demonstrated high-rate alchemy: turning mercury into real, stable gold, beating CERN’s record by a factor of 10.
Last week, we enriched isotopes in the world’s most powerful plasma centrifuge, beating the Soviet record that stood for 40 years.
Now, we’re building a fusion reactor in San Francisco to achieve record power density.
Inaritoo retweeted
10 steps to understand #crc20.
1. bitcoin solved money. it's the best collateral on earth, but it just sits there. it never solved finance.
2. there is a liquidity paradox: to make ur btc work, u always had to give it away. a wrapper, an exchange, another chain.
3. every "btcfi" before took the coin off bitcoin. every time, someone else ended up holding the keys (we all know how that ends).
4. bitcoin made money honest. today, crc-20 makes it liquid. soft covenant is the core idea.
5. ur $btc goes into a vault: a taproot utxo, on L1, with time locks and spending paths bitcoin itself enforces (here, soft covenants).
6. from that vault u mint $axbt, a debt token backed by more $btc than it's worth (110% to 150%), with a (guarantee) term counted in blocks.
7. $axbt moves. swap it for $leaf. add liquidity to the pool. trade it. liquidate matured vaults. while ur $btc stays exactly where it is.
8. the yield: 1% swap fees to liquidity providers. and matured unpaid vaults go to whoever repays their debt.
9. every locked vault counts as tvl. $btc that was sleeping is now working. and u can verify every vault, every lp, every swap.
10. bitcoin where ur coins stay on L1, in ur own utxo, and still become liquid finance. none of it needed a fork. no new opcode. no consensus change.
let's grow (🌱)
Inaritoo retweeted
STAMPSTRIKE is now part of Bitcoin forever, as a Stamp.
A full 3D first-person shooter in a single 56KB file.
Every model, map, sound and HUD element is generated in the code. JS, HTML and CSS.
Asset: A12139512354757593000
Link: 57z3n0.github.io/stampstrike…
Inaritoo retweeted
WHY
You assassinated the central bank just to worship an indexer.
You put assets on Bitcoin and immediately rebuilt the exact same trusted middleman: a static JSON file that begs a centralized server to tell you what you own. Two indexers, two different balances. That’s not a consensus protocol. That’s a Web2 database cosplaying as L1.
We do not believe the last mile of Bitcoin should belong to the loudest API. In fact, we don’t believe in anything. We enforce.
An asset should not ask for permission. It must carry its own thermodynamic law. It must dictate where it can go and what it can become, embedded in the cryptography itself. No admin keys. No “our parser says so.”
A citadel is not a thread. It is a state machine that continues to execute even when the operator dies.
HOW
BRC-20 proved the market wanted L1 assets. It also proved the ecosystem's mathematical illiteracy: the inscription speaks, but the indexer decides. Simplicity on Liquid proved the weapon: formal semantics and a 32-byte Commitment Merkle Root (CMR) acting as the unforgeable fingerprint of a contract.
We are the synthesis. Not a new meme. The deterministic endgame.
Everyone is crying for a soft-fork to bring covenants to Bitcoin. We didn't wait. The physics were already shipped in BIP-341:
Taproot to collapse the execution program into 32 bytes.
The Control Block to mathematically prove which branch you executed.
The CMR to lock the state transition so anyone can verify it trustlessly.
Timelocks (OP_CSV) to enforce time as a physical barrier, not a server cronjob.
You reveal the script. You verify it before you spend. The node doesn't vote, it just reads the inevitable. You are all busy iterating the parser. We are iterating the physical lock.
WHAT
PRECOP is not an overlay. It is The Universal State Machine (TUSM). Bitcoin orders the entropy, the client simply replays the law. CRC-20 is the physical receipt: assets whose allocation is committed in the Merkle root, not granted by a Javascript loop.
$(🌱) is the genesis variable in that garden. Not “a token with better marketing.” It is a live, deterministic proof that the spending path is a mathematical fortress.
You spent months writing thesis threads about covenants. We spent months compiling the tree: whitepapers, Rust engines, mempool interception, mainnet execution.
Execution eats narrative. If you haven’t opened the MAST, you don’t get to lecture the architects watering it.
Stop praying to indexers. Start reading the control block. The root is silent. ⬛️
Inaritoo retweeted
I think it is fair to now say Scam $Stamp is good ol' rug pull. 😂😂🤣🤣This is what you get when you hijack the name of the most permanent token on Bitcoin - the #SRC20 $STAMP which can be accumulated here - openstamp.io/market/src20/tr… - BEWARE🚨🚨!!
Count me in ! Let's get ready to ruuuumble ! 😂
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#Solana
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Inaritoo retweeted
Some wallets are quietly stepping back from inscription support.
We're doing the opposite.
OpenStamp Wallet — built in-house, purpose-made for STAMPS & SRC-20 — because your assets shouldn't depend on someone else's roadmap.
No shortcuts. No exit. Just long-term infrastructure for a long-term protocol.
Connect it now → openstamp.io
#BTCStamps #SRC20 #OpenStamp
Inaritoo retweeted
2023: $KEVIN and $STAMP duo
2026: Iphone duo
and yeah, buddy!
And there’s no crease between them.
#BitcoinStamps #SRC20
openstamp.io/market/src20
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