Bitcoin never forgets. Ordinals made art permanent on it, and put every collector's wallet on display with it.
A public wallet is a target. Shielded keeps the art on Bitcoin and the holder private: hidden notes, ZK proofs, no sidechain, no bridge, no fork.
Who sees yours?
to be clear: the shards, the cat and the owl are all in the game. brimhollow opens nov 9, the shards are hidden around town, and familiars are gear for your wizard there. they don't change your nft.
Ten mana shards are hidden in Brimhollow.
Find five and a black cat rides your hat. Find all ten and a snowy owl lands there instead.
The town opens Nov 9. Which one are you hunting?
@ko_indigo yes 🐈⬛ it's all in the game: brimhollow opens nov 9 and the shards are hidden around town. find five and the black cat is yours for good, find all ten and the snowy owl joins it. one rides your hat at a time, and mother hollyhock at the menagerie swaps them whenever you like.
Bitcoin never forgets. Ordinals made art permanent on it, and put every collector's wallet on display with it.
A public wallet is a target. Shielded keeps the art on Bitcoin and the holder private: hidden notes, ZK proofs, no sidechain, no bridge, no fork.
Who sees yours?
@KingEdwin7 one correction from us 🛡️ at mint the chain still shows the piece number and the wallet that paid. a private send cuts that link, and from then on nobody can tell who holds it. your wizard stays sealed until you reveal it.
They see a shard. You see a wizard.
Every Shielded Wizard mints sealed. The chain shows a shard and hides the owner. Your vault shows you the wizard inside.
Would you reveal yours on day one, or keep it sealed forever?
Seven souls keep Brimhollow alive.
A crier, a librarian, a stargazer, a staffwright, a keeper of familiars and a tavern keeper.
And one who only counts the dead.
Who do you visit first?
Free mint on shielded Bitcoin is actually worth looking at.
@ShieldedWizBTC is dropping 3,333 wizards where the default state is encrypted. Identity stays hidden and only the holder can reveal what’s inside. The chain sees the inscription, but the wizard itself stays private unless you choose to show it.
Most Ordinals are fully public the moment they’re minted. This one flips that. You can hold it without broadcasting the art or the ownership details to everyone. Free mint makes the entry easy, and the privacy angle is the part that actually differentiates it from the usual free PFP drops.
Still early, but if you care about holding Bitcoin assets without everything being visible on chain, this is one of the cleaner experiments right now.
DYOR NFA.