#RareSats#BitcoinCultureGods#Ordinals
-Supply: 1,111
-Title: collection details: Digital Art on bitcoin.
-Intro:
This collection will be used for educational purposes to give more exposure to ordinals and rare satoshis. What are they? details will be listed below.
Price: Free Mint ✅️
Where?
💎 Mint will be live on https://t.co/OK7nnqwPzw ✅️
Mint Date: 💎 drop dates TBA soon
💎 Allowlist spots now open, 550 mint slots will be allocated for allowlist participants with a max of 10 mints per wallet, if any mints are left over after allowlist is finished the rest will go to a public mint until minted out. ✅️
Wallets: Taproot Address ✅️
Collection details: 1,111 edition size ✅️
💎 Rare Sat collection only ✅️
- Inscribe on any rare satoshi of your choice. Inscribe any piece of art from the collection of your choice if available.
If you are into collecting rare sats, OrdinalsBot will have an option where you will be allowed to use sats from your personal collection to inscribe your Culture God, if not I got you covered, you can visit top rare sat marketplaces detailed below.
Historically, inscribing an entire collection onto rare sats has brought more value to the collection vs. inscribing a collection on common sats.
Examples of a common sat are that there is nothing special about them. They could be a sat mined from a bitcoin yesterday, which is the 5 millionth sat from that bitcoin.
A rare sat has something special and significant to it, like a historical transaction, such as the first ever bitcoin transaction where Satoshi Nakamoto sent 10 bitcoins to Hal Finney as a test transaction back on January 3rd 2009.
I consider inscribing an Ordinal collection on Rare Sats like putting your art work on a high end canvas with only the finest materials paints, pens, colors you can buy ect… vs buying the cheapest material, which in this case would be a common sat.
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