BitmapCore @BitmapCore

The true symbol of greatness will make you a Legend! Have a great Sunday, Legends! 🟧🟧✊🟧🟧

Presence is filling🟣new faces appearing everyday 🟣 new passion🟣 new friends 🟣 same mission We have some announcements for next week.

I built a Bitcoin parser that reads Ordinals inscriptions directly from Bitcoin Core. No ord. No indexer. No middleware. Just Bitcoin. But first — credit where it's due. Bitoshi @Blockamoto built Bitmap. Simple, elegant, and quietly radical. He took Bitcoin's block heights and said: this is a map. Districts. Property. Geography baked into the timechain. People said Bitcoin can't do that. He just did it anyway, with full respect for the protocol. Now he's done it again with Bitmap Signal Theory. Hoods. Sectors. Signals. A governance layer that doesn't touch Bitcoin — it just reads it. Abstract enough to be beautiful. Concrete enough to be checked. Every time someone says Bitcoin can't be more than money, Bitoshi @Blockamoto finds the thing that was already there and counts it. That's the spirit I'm building in. Here's what Ordinals actually is, stripped bare. Since Taproot, every Bitcoin transaction input has a witness field. @rodarmor didn't build a new protocol. He built a convention for what you put there. The "inscription" is an envelope: OP_FALSE OP_IF "ord" OP_1 "image/png" OP_0 OP_ENDIF That's it. No sidechain. No token. No magic. Data hidden inside a script branch Bitcoin never executes — but always stores. Every ord indexer in existence reads this envelope. Most of them crash, lag, or require you to trust someone else's node. The canonical ord indexer crashed for me at block 767,437. Every version. Same block. Dead stop. So I went underneath it. bitcoin-cli getrawtransaction → witness stack → decode bytes → detect OP_FALSE OP_IF "ord" → extract payload → apply ruleset Block → TX → witness → envelope → decision. No ord binary. No separate process. No trust. This is what Bitcoin actually looks like from the inside. Not the wallet abstraction. Not the block explorer abstraction. Not the ord abstraction. Raw bytes. Script opcodes. Witness data. The thing itself. @rodarmor gave us a convention. That convention lives on Bitcoin's witness layer. Bitcoin doesn't care what's in there. Bitcoin just stores it. Which means: anyone who can read a transaction can read an inscription. You don't need his software to see his envelopes. My parser runs on a Raspberry Pi. Indexed through #944,231. Ready for block 945,000. Every result is traceable: block → tx → witness → payload → rule → decision. Not because I say so. Because you can check it yourself. 🔍 bitronaut.io/core.html The deepest thing about Ordinals isn't the JPEGs. It's that someone figured out you could use Bitcoin's witness field as a data layer — and the whole network stores it forever, without knowing or caring. The blockchain is the indexer. You just have to know how to read it. Bitoshi @Blockamoto keeps finding these things. I just built a parser that can see them. If something is claimed, it can be checked. If it cannot be checked, it does not hold. I built the check. 🗺️ bitronaut.io #Bitcoin #Ordinals #Bitmap

My circle of friends are orange. Can you say the same?

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✨ Bitmap on UniSat Ordinals Marketplace Based on user feedback, we now support a more intuitive trading experience for Bitmaps on UniSat Marketplace. • One-click bulk buy • ZERO service fee trading • Also available under the "New" tab 👉 Explore Bitmap on UniSat: unisat.io/market/names?d…

I can’t even remember the last time bitmap felt fun but we definitely had some great moments... 🧡 Met some real ones here, shared passion, dreams, late nights… all of it. For that, I’m truly grateful. If I have one small regret, it’s that I spent all my time, and lots of money supporting everyone here, instead of “building” for a few BTC like the smart cabal guys… right??? ¨Anywayyyy¨ I know I’m not even close to perfect, and never said I was, but I always tried to keep it real. When I saw that was lost, and that most were fake or chasing agendas, I knew it was time to say goodbye. In the end… it was all a dream. a dream of freedom, not politics. TLDR: Fuck this world. Still, wishing everyone the best moving forward 🫶 and u never know… whatever happens, happens…🦒🚁 📽️ enjoy some raw uncut footage from 406503.bitmap, closing my Bitmap arc 🌎☮️🫡

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93.bitmap @93bitmap

3 months ago

Bitmap is great #bitmap

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My first Ordinal purchase (June 23) was into my first @unisat_wallet and I have never ever, EVER had one single issue. I have multiple Unisat wallets now.

UniSat - wallet, explorer & extension for bitcoin. @unisat_wallet

3 months ago

📱 Wallet Update: Magic Eden Wallet Import You feedback, we deliver. You can now import your Magic Eden Wallet into UniSat, making it easier to access the full UniSat wallet experience and manage your assets seamlessly. 🔗 Upgrade or download UniSat Wallet (Extension | iOS |

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To the question "Where do we buy bitmaps from now on?" If you appreciate bitmaps as much as you do your favorite snack, then I'd say just buy them wherever they sell the originals. 🟧

🟨 𝗕𝗜𝗧𝗠𝗔𝗣 𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗘 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧 🟨 hpcx just bought 143336.bitmap for 0.00796 BTC ($714.63 USD) 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗜𝗧: Perfect Punk 🤘 🕵️‍♂️ Buyer: magiceden.io/u/bc1pda8nszwl… 🔗 Ordinal Item: magiceden.io/ordinals/item-… 🦉 Automated by @hootertech

🟨 𝗕𝗜𝗧𝗠𝗔𝗣 𝗦𝗔𝗟𝗘 𝗔𝗟𝗘𝗥𝗧 🟨 ✨ Sweep Alert ✨ 🧹 hxqg just swept 3 bitmap for 0.00277 BTC ($252.83 USD) 🕵️‍♂️ Buyer: magiceden.io/u/bc1p3dpek5lq… 🦉 Automated by @hootertech

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Ordinals Wallet @ordinalswallet

5 months ago

The Bitmap Map is back — rebuilt from the ground up. A fully vector, infinite-scale Bitcoin block explorer with globe + grid views, live listings, and interactive on-chain property. Experiment with it. See what this becomes. Let's bring ordinals back. Now live on Ordinals

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Fuck it. We bring Ordinals back. Say GM for early access

Somehow, all pieces from every Bitmap builder fit together. This is @blockamoto's multiple angels. Soon, the whole community gets builder tools on BitmapSunset. Soon, the whole will grow way greater than the sum. Suddenly, then everything, all at once. 🟧🔥🧡 @JeffBTC @BitmapAlpha @bitmapcommunity @ZmAKin_eth @Ob1_Wan_Satoshi @arjunsethi @rodarmor @realizingerin @MEonBTC @LeonidasNFT

hootertech @hootertech

6 months ago

@BitmapSunset @JeffBTC @MerlinLayer2 soon 👀

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built by #bitmap ✊🟧

Bitmap is a home for all Bitcoin communities. Who is missing? @saylor @blockamoto @rodarmor @LeonidasNFT @realizingerin @GizmoImaginary @kikabunnyrune @rune_coin @the_runedev @PupsToken @goozemo @OrdinalMaxiBiz $GIZMO $RSIC $PUPS $OOZY $KIKA $BTC #OMB #Runestone #Runes

BitmapSunset 🟧🌇 @BitmapSunset

6 months ago

Access to any inscriptions inside BitmapSunset should be nice to build your land.

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Bitmap turns explorers into landowners on the newest frontier in cyberspace. #Bitmap #Whalesofelite $BTC

One of the core features of Atlas is path locator addresses. The addresses that are compatible are: 🔸 #.bitmap (district) 🔸 #.#.bitmap (parcel) 🔸 #.sat 🔸 #.uncommon 🔸 #.rare 🔸 #.epic atlas.land It defaults to latest on sat (-1), but you can specify with /{index} For example: 🔸 4.epic/0 🔸 692769.bitmap/-1 There are plans to add more rare sats, so long as they rely on a mathematical index. I also plan to add further functions so you can navigate the children and even parents with paths.

Patoshi.bitmap 🟧 🟧 🟧 @patoshi_bitmap

6 months ago

@blockamoto Bitmap address resolution

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