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Bullish

[Block9ine @block9ine]

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[dabber.sats | 208.bitmap 🟧 @elevateddabber]

bitmap is one of the few original ideas in ordinals

in fact

one of the only places in ordinals
where anyone is actually building anything
that utilizes ordinals

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@JavierCrespoDM Idiota

[Block9ine @block9ine]

REPOST IF YOU’RE STILL BULLISH ON BITMAP

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@Nikola_kingo Cooking in the shadows of course

[bitoshi blockamoto 🧱 BITMAP 🟧 @blockamoto]

Welcome ORGANA to Hood 3, the first District (7187.bitmap) to reinscribe content within this neighborhood, and the first to use the new Metadata features:

- Name District
- Set District Color
- Directory
- Bulletin

Head to https://t.co/BnDWbU9kHy and visit Sector 0, Hood 3!

[bitoshi blockamoto 🧱 BITMAP 🟧 @blockamoto]

It's nice to finally be able to see and discover what is on the map.

@BankofNFTs

I've noticed some formatting issues I need to fix too, and I'm planning the next update, which will be Synergy focused.

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@AzuMendezOk @TugoNews Q dice la retrasada esta

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@BitMap_News 🧡 Naranja

[bitoshi blockamoto 🧱 BITMAP 🟧 @blockamoto]

🗺️ The Living Map 🗺️

A Birdseye view of content on https://t.co/5S1tlRdqzp.

Content is now visible at all zoom levels on the sync'd map.

On most maps, you have to zoom right in to get to the details. This has been the case with https://t.co/5S1tlRdqzp, but not anymore!

Now, when you sync a Hood, the latest inscription within the Hood will be visible at a Birdseye view.

It's a shame if you can't see the content on the map.

But only one district inscription can occupy a space!

This is how it works...

First, sync the Hood you want to see from 🏘️ or with auto-sync.

If a district content re-inscription is the only one within a Hood, that's what you will see at the highest zoomed out.

Where there are multiple, the latest will be visible.

As you zoom in, Hoods pop into more and more squares, using the Hilbert Curve algorithm, until we get to the closest zoom.

At each Hilbert curve iteration, square ranges spit into smaller and smaller ranges until we reach individual Districts.

The latest content within each square range content occupies that space, up to the closest iteration.

As the Hoods sync, the content is loaded in the background, snapshotted, and stitched to each relevant iteration of the map.

This allows us to maintain the smooth performance of the map whilst not compromising on how much we can display.

Technically, the map that is drawn is a bitmap image.

You can even right click and save the map like any web image!

When zoomed out it looks like a puzzle set made of Hoods.

You can conceive of playing a significant role in filling up the map by finding Districts in Hoods that don't yet have content.

And even if you don't own a bitmap, you can have fun sync'ing the map and building it out on your own device!

This is all happening in your indexDB. The only server is the one you use to access Ord! But you can run it on your local Ord node.

Furthermore, running your own node allows you unlimited sync's.

Now we finally have this really cool map on-chain, I'm super excited to develop it further, so that's what you can expect.

There is a lot more discuss about this latest update, but you can go ahead and explore it yourself and click in-app ❓ for docs.

Have fun and happy bitmapping! ✊🟧

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@marlong79152644 @ligia281243 Marlon el más retrasado de la familia

[bitoshi blockamoto 🧱 BITMAP 🟧 @blockamoto]

The inscription got dropped from the mempool, but I have an update coming with new features which I will make sure it gets mined, so set your notifications! 🔔

#satmap #bitmapdirectory #bitmapbulletin

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@coaster89 Cool, i have some uncommon alpha

[Block9ine @block9ine]

I used to think Bitmap 🟧 was the metaverse, until I realised it’s the multiverse.

Bitmap isn’t something that needs to be built, it is the build. The scaffolding is done, the terrain is mapped, the structure is complete.

It’s not a metaverse, it’s the layer underneath them all.

It’s the network. The raw logic. The shared language. A baked protocol of digital ground, no more speculation, no more waiting.

Now, it’s about what gets built on top.

From here, platforms will rise, metaverses built on-top of Bitmap, not within it.

Each one offering its own culture, rules, aesthetics, and mechanics, but all of them rooted in the same soil.

These platforms will be where bitmap holders plug in their districts and parcels, where their Bitmap becomes active, functional, expressive.

Platforms are universal, they must cater to all Bitmap holders, regardless of who they are or what they believe in.

But platforms alone aren’t enough. We also need applications, tools. Bitmap Applications (BAPPs) that let people actually do things.

Create, collaborate, display, tokenise, interact, experiment.

Just like shovels and pickaxes in a gold rush, these tools won’t be for everyone, but the right ones will unlock new worlds for those who use them.

A musician might need a sound staging app.
An architect might want a parcel scanner or layout visualizer.
A builder might need a minting engine or media drop system.

Not everyone will use the same stack and that’s the point.

Bitmap 🟧

[Vincent (Cryptolution) 👑 @cryptolution101]

🚨 Reminder: Bitcoin's very first block wasn't purely monetary.

Satoshi Nakamoto embedded the message:

"The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks."

The Genesis Block itself contains non-monetary data.

Whether you support or oppose #Ordinals and #Runes, Bitcoin has included arbitrary data since Block #0.

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@coingecko Ordinals!!

[lifofifo ◉ @lifofifo]

Ordinals are now BIP-110 ready.

https://t.co/87qBMp0wRm

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@udiWertheimer Aren't you against the Israeli government? You're a genocidal maniac.

[Leonidas 🧡 $DOG @LeonidasNFT]

My thoughts on BIP-110 and the "anti-Ordinals movement" that will attempt to fork the Bitcoin network in August 🧵

The greatest threat to Bitcoin is neither Ordinals nor Runes

It is the pervasive and dangerous ideology that took hold after the Blocksize Wars that using Bitcoin L1 is bad

Starting in 2017 a bunch of lunatics in the "Lightning ecosystem" hijacked Bitcoin and psyoped everyone into believing that making transactions on Bitcoin L1 was somehow immoral and harming children in El Salvador

Fast forward nearly a decade and here are some of the downstream effects of telling everyone to stop using Bitcoin L1

A catastrophic amount of time and resources were wasted building a now obsolete and failed "Lightning Network"

Bitcoin has now been infiltrated by feds and bankers who have normalized not only paper Bitcoin but Ponzi scheme treasury company versions of paper Bitcoin

When you joined Bitcoin a decade ago you were taught how to self-custody

When you join Bitcoin today many of the top "leaders" tell you to buy pump and dump Bitcoin proxy scams trading anywhere from 2x to 100x NAV

The vast majority of "Bitcoin maxis" have never even used Bitcoin L1 and are technically illiterate having no idea what a UTXO is

The biggest joke of all is that discouraging people from using Bitcoin L1 created the low-fee environment which allowed the data storage use case to take root

It is laughable that BIP-110 claims "data storage competes unfairly with payments"

You can transfer billions of dollars of value on Bitcoin L1 in roughly 200 bytes yet Bitcoin maxis failed so badly at creating demand for block space that it became economically viable for artists to store 4 megabyte JPEGs while competing fairly in the exact same fee market

BIP-110 is by far the least cypherpunk proposal by the least cypherpunk group of people in the history of Bitcoin

They have completely lost the plot

Instead of coming to terms with the consequences of their own decisions they are attempting to introduce radical levels of censorship to a network whose entire value proposition is censorship resistance

There are no words to describe how fragile someone's ego must be to blame artists for using a low-fee environment created by your own reckless decisions

It is not a coincidence that 67.9% of all Bitcoin transactions this week were Ordinals and Runes

While the Bitcoin maxi movement is completely going off the rails

We are the ones who actually use the Bitcoin network

We are the ones who secure the Bitcoin network by paying fees

We are the ones who understand the Bitcoin network at the deepest technical level

We are the ones who denominate in Bitcoin and actually use Bitcoin as money every single day

We are the ones who self-custody our Bitcoin and carry on the ethos of "not your keys not your coins"

We are the real Bitcoin maxis now

There is nothing more cypherpunk than running your own node and ripping some JPEGs onto a censorship-resistant network regardless of how unpopular it is

Satoshi's first act on Bitcoin was to inscribe data

We are simply carrying on the torch

Because the prior Bitcoin maxis have failed so miserably the Ordinals and Runes enjoyers have become the new Bitcoin maxis

We will make self-custody cool again

We will make experimenting on Bitcoin fun again

We will get people to use Bitcoin as a medium of exchange again

We will educate people and make Bitcoiners technically literate again

We will secure Bitcoin by creating a robust fee market and high demand for blockspace again

We will purge Bitcoin of the feds and bankers who have infected it like a disease and that starts with defeating the BIP-110 fork in August

I am calling on all $DOG soldiers, all Ordinals enjoyers, and all Runes degens to band together and fight against this BIP-110 cancer that is hell-bent on destroying the Bitcoin that we know and love

If you are against BIP-110 and agree that Bitcoin should remain censorship resistant show your support by quote posting this with "Defend permissionless blockspace. Reject BIP-110." and be sure to repost all quote posts

Long live Bitcoin

Long live Ordinals and Runes

[ferc @iLikeCripto]

@jimmysong Aguante ordinals