New Listing! 💥
We’re thrilled to announce $BELLS is now listed on #CoinpediaMarkets 🚀
@BellsChain is a #memecoin inspired by the game Animal Crossing and is built on its own Bellscoin Network. 🔥
Track #BELLS here: https://t.co/G8hYRFcIms
Bellscoin targets ~60-second block times. That choice was made in 2013.
What does an old design decision mean in 2026?
→ Faster confirmations, on average
Six confirmations on Bellscoin is roughly six minutes at target block time. On Bitcoin, roughly an hour. If you move small amounts often, the difference compounds.
→ More inscription throughput per hour, all else equal
More blocks per hour means more chances for inscriptions to land - the network tends to absorb new activity faster during normal load.
→ Faster fee dynamics, during normal load
On longer block-time chains, fee markets feel slow to react. On Bellscoin, congestion can clear faster under normal load - though low-fee transactions can still wait when fee pressure persists.
→ Smaller "stuck transaction" anxiety, for fee-competitive transactions
A transaction sitting in the mempool for an hour is one of the worst feelings in crypto. Faster blocks tend to mean fewer of those moments - as long as you're paying a competitive fee.
The tradeoff: shorter block intervals can increase stale-block and reorg risk, all else equal - propagation delays matter more when blocks come fast. Part of why "how many confirmations do I need" depends on what you're protecting.
A 2013 design choice. Still relevant.
@CrashiusClay69 Yeah quality before quantity , $bells Coin know it , we got only 61 milly token tradable at the Moment , there isnt coins for everyone.
You should check it , you gonna like it
A full, free version of Nintondo exists.
Most users never find it.
It's called testnet - and it's available on nintondo website for all 3 chains: $BELLS, $DOGE, and $PEP.
Same interface. Same features. Completely separate network, with its own blocks and coins that have no real-world value. A parallel environment for learning and building, without the cost.
What you can actually do there:
→ Learn the inscription flow before doing it for real on mainnet
→ Check whether a BEL-20 deploy behaves the way you expect
→ Try marketplace actions - list, buy, cancel - with zero risk
→ Debug and test your own dapp or API integration against a real network
What it won't do:
Testnet is its own chain. Your mainnet inscriptions, tokens, and balances don't exist there. Nothing you do on testnet affects mainnet, and vice versa.
How to switch on the site:
Look at the bottom-right corner of nintondo website - there's a network toggle. Flip it and the entire platform switches between mainnet and testnet.
Marketplace, explorer, inscriber - everything.
One thing to remember: after switching, you'll need to reconnect your wallet to the site. Same wallet, different network context.
Three chains. Testnet on all of them. One toggle away.
@Kingr5g@BillyM2k yea this why we revived $bells in 2023 and why its merged with $doge in all mining pools.
binance knows it, viabtc knows it. and you just launch a sol token and act like the smart one 😂
Bellscoin @BellsChain is the best undiscovered story in the entire meme space.
It is the father of Doge and shares the same genesis message, “Nintondo,” because Dogecoin was forked from Bellscoin.
It is also merge mined with Litecoin and Dogecoin, giving it one of the highest hash rates in the space.
All confirmed by the founder of Dogecoin.