Artist | Ordinals OG (Feb ‘23) | Stacking Sats | PFP @PatoshiPunks
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Today, I finally grabbed a Rare @PatoshiPunks I’ve been wanting for a while and picked up some floor items aswell.
We can definitely build the stack back up if we keep at it!
Next step is to pf one of these, but you know which one already 😏.
I'm speechless!
I tried to protect my @PatoshiPunks from being sent out by transferring the tiny amount of BTC in it so that there will be no gas fees for anything going out of it
I sent the tiny btc to a retail. I didn't realize my Inscriptions would be sent along with the btc
Ordinals is famous for being “anti royalties” ask the typical degen and they will shout down anyone who suggests them
Yet, some say lack of royalties forces a “race to the bottom” of creators launching shiny new things because there is no other way to earn
What’s your take?
stack.sats retweeted
If your wallet doesn't look something like this your NGMI.
#PatoshiPunks
#Bitmap
#WiggleWiggle
#JIGGLYPUFF
stack.sats retweeted
For pure Rarity, there are few ordinals grails which can hold a candle to Patoshi Punks on Uncommon Sats. In fact, there are only 7 Patoshi Punks inscribed on Uncommon Sats, making this subset of PP arguably the rarest and most valuable Patoshi Punks in existence. 💎
For the uninitiated, Uncommon Sats are units of Bitcoin (Satoshis), which according to Ordinals Theory, are the first Satoshis in a Bitcoin Block.
This makes the 7 Patoshi Punks inscribed on Uncommon Sats officially part of the Ordinals Protocol "Rodarmor rarity" index, granting them the honor of having "Charms" attached to them on Ordinals.com (🪙🌱), as well as diamond shaped badges on most major ordinals marketplaces and explorers (see image below 👇). These 7 Patoshi Punk Mega Grails also have the distinction of being "Alpha", meaning they are inscribed on the first Satoshi in their respective Bitcoins.
The floor price for an Uncommon Sat alone is close to $35 at current (bear market) prices. With PP grails inscribed on them? Iconic collectors items.
These are undoubtedly the Seven High Grails of Patoshi Punks.
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Patoshi Punks were built from the ground up by studying the Bitcoin Mempool. Eyewear traits are a perfect case study.
As you can see in the example below, the trait "~3 sat/vB Shades" was designed by observing the threshold in the Mempool where Bitcoin transactions become fully mined and confirmed blocks.
PatoshiPunks = Purpose-Built for the Mother Chain
🟩🟦
If you collected baseball cards or garbage pail kids as a kid, you understand the joy of collecting
Collecting “art” was more of a grown up thing
With NFTs the line between these two things gets blurred
Just an observation
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Patoshi Punks reverse-engineered Bitcoin block design is not limited to eye traits. The overall footprint for Patoshi Punks was also built from Bitcoin blocks. For example, the "Block" facial hair trait seen below was derived from Bitcoin block #59140, a 3-transaction Bitcoin block.
Quintessential Bitcoin-Native design.
Patoshi Punks were designed by looking directly into the Bitcoin mempool itself. Patoshi Punk eyes, for example, were reverse engineered by taking Bitcoin Block #41287 and placing it in a socket. In the Bitmap community (who originally identified these "Punk" shaped blocks), these 2-transaction blocks are known as Bitmap "Pristine Punks".
Just one of several reasons why Patoshi Punks are one of the most Bitcoin-Native PFPs in the Bitcoin ecosystem and considered collectors items.
stack.sats retweeted
Patoshi Punks were designed by looking directly into the Bitcoin mempool itself. Patoshi Punk eyes, for example, were reverse engineered by taking Bitcoin Block #41287 and placing it in a socket. In the Bitmap community (who originally identified these "Punk" shaped blocks), these 2-transaction blocks are known as Bitmap "Pristine Punks".
Just one of several reasons why Patoshi Punks are one of the most Bitcoin-Native PFPs in the Bitcoin ecosystem and considered collectors items.
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Who’s interested in collecting a piece from my upcoming collection?
After an open discussion on Discord with the @PatoshiPunks founder, we decided to make it open to everyone, first come, first served.
The goal is to avoid creating yet another echo chamber, so here we go:
The collection drops early next week (turn on notifications : I’ll announce the exact time at least 48h in advance).
- Created with @midjourney 100% on my mobile;
- 0$ for me;
- Minted on @trygamma;
- On-demand minting (you cover inscription + platform fees);
- Blind mint (you don’t know what you’re getting, reveal is instant);
- Open to all, first come, first served;
- I’m keeping only one piece — if I want more, I’ll collect like anyone else
The series carries a melancholic vibe, mirroring the state of the market and the world — but my main goal is to spark a bit of fun out there.
“Adopt me.”
