Just a reminder for all those BIP-110 guys and those hating on inscriptions on BTC.
This lot of @OrdinalMaxiBiz was auctioned in 2024 at @ChristiesDigArt .
All proceeds ($440k) went to Ross Ulbricht Freedom Fund.
Would be great to put your money where your mouth is, like what you call spammers did here.
But you won't.
Bitcoin cannot be stopped
OMB cannot be stopped
Ordinals cannot be stopped
Van Gogh died broke and almost completely ignored.
The Starry Night didn’t get better after he was gone. The brushstrokes never changed. The world simply caught up to what was already on the canvas.
And he wasn’t the exception.
Vermeer was forgotten for two centuries.
Melville died with Moby Dick written off as a failure.
Emily Dickinson was barely published until after she was gone.
Kafka was almost unknown in his own lifetime.
None of their work changed. Recognition just arrived late.
The paintings didn’t make anyone a visionary. Believing in them before the world did.
The collectors who backed dismissed artists when it was unfashionable. The ones who bought the Impressionists while critics called them unfinished sketches. The few who saw value while everyone else saw a joke.
They weren’t lucky. They were early. And history rewrote their conviction as genius.
Ordinals are inscribed directly onto Bitcoin. Permanent. Unalterable. Native provenance on the most durable ledger we’ve ever built.
Right now most people see a niche experiment. That’s exactly what every important thing looks like before the world catches up.
History doesn’t stop repeating. It just changes who’s standing on the right side of it.
So when they finally understand what was here all along,
which one do you want to have been?
😈🚨 WHAT ARE CURSED INSCRIPTIONS (Negative Numbers) on Bitcoin?
Let me explain with fire examples
Meet the @Cursed_Punks — one of the dopest collections using negative inscription numbers.
This absolute unit right here? Inscription #-378062 — a raw, pixelated punk with that classic cursed and straight attitude. Etched on Bitcoin forever. ♾️🟧⛓️
⁉️ So… what are Negative Inscriptions?🤌💎
Normal Ordinals get positive numbers (#1, #50000, etc.).
Cursed Inscriptions (aka negative ones) were the “rebels” — valid on-chain art that the original Ord indexer couldn’t recognize properly. Instead of breaking the whole numbering system, they got negative IDs (-1, -2… down to around -472k).
They come from clever tricks like:
• Multiple inscriptions in one tx
• Using certain opcodes
• Inscribing on non-first inputs
After the Jubilee upgrade, new ones get normal numbers… but these cursed OGs stay negative forever. That’s what makes them legendary.😈💎🔥
CursedPunks took full advantage — delivering raw Bitcoin punk vibes with negative numbers + rare sats. Pure underground Ordinals culture.
If you’re into real Bitcoin artifacts (not just hype), cursed inscriptions are the hidden gems. Scarce. Historic. Based.
Who else holding cursed pieces? Drop your negative number below 👇
#Bitcoin #Ordinals #CursedInscriptions #CursedPunks #BTC #RareSats #NegativeInscriptions 🖤📉
I have something neat to share with everyone today.
Introducing Surtur, the first universal DAO platform for Bitcoin L1.
App: https://t.co/9y3sEH4W2g
Github: https://t.co/XqXqCTobRf
Loyalty has gotten pretty rare in crypto
People move from one thing to the next faster than ever
For everyone that stayed loyal to ordinals I hope it pays off big time
There’s no group that deserves it more
@ff_v12 If you’re into NFTs or tokens, pivot to Ordinals.
As you said: “Always hold Bitcoin.”
So what could be better than owning art PERMANENTLY INSCRIBED on Bitcoin itself?