OGv1.2 is out 🚀 Here’s what you need to know
So in the past few weeks, we’ve been collecting surveys, conducting user interviews, and completing our masterplan for a seamless digital asset community & exchange. Our next update will be HUGE. And, it’ll take some time and a lot of QA to get it just right. So, about a week ago, we decided to pencil in a smaller update—we wanted to add features many of you requested in your survey answers and user interviews. Enter v.1.2, a modest upgrade to our current crypto community platform.TL;DRFollow...
OGNotable timeline of Ripple and the SEC’s fight
XRP vs SEC timelineOne of the long-standing issues in the crypto market, the legal battle between Ripple and SEC has been going on for over two years. Let’s take a look at the notable timeline of Ripple and the SEC’s fight. · Dec 2020 The SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple Labs, alleging that they had conducted an unregistered securities offering by selling XRPtokens. · Jan 2021 Ripple filed its initial response to the SEC’s lawsuit, denying the allegations and arguing that XRP is not a secur...
OGConsole’s New Feature ‘Verify’: Distribute Discord Roles via Wallet Verification
We’ve added a new feature for NFT creators called ‘Verify.’ Creators can create and distribute roles based on certain criteria–currently, we only offer the ability to determine roles based on the number of NFTs held in a single wallet. After an NFT creator sets the minimum number for each role and adds our bot to a channel, holders can connect their wallet to automatically receive a role. The following is guide on how creators and holders can use our new feature, ‘Verify.’For NFT CreatorsAfte...
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OGv1.2 is out 🚀 Here’s what you need to know
So in the past few weeks, we’ve been collecting surveys, conducting user interviews, and completing our masterplan for a seamless digital asset community & exchange. Our next update will be HUGE. And, it’ll take some time and a lot of QA to get it just right. So, about a week ago, we decided to pencil in a smaller update—we wanted to add features many of you requested in your survey answers and user interviews. Enter v.1.2, a modest upgrade to our current crypto community platform.TL;DRFollow...
OGNotable timeline of Ripple and the SEC’s fight
XRP vs SEC timelineOne of the long-standing issues in the crypto market, the legal battle between Ripple and SEC has been going on for over two years. Let’s take a look at the notable timeline of Ripple and the SEC’s fight. · Dec 2020 The SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple Labs, alleging that they had conducted an unregistered securities offering by selling XRPtokens. · Jan 2021 Ripple filed its initial response to the SEC’s lawsuit, denying the allegations and arguing that XRP is not a secur...
OGConsole’s New Feature ‘Verify’: Distribute Discord Roles via Wallet Verification
We’ve added a new feature for NFT creators called ‘Verify.’ Creators can create and distribute roles based on certain criteria–currently, we only offer the ability to determine roles based on the number of NFTs held in a single wallet. After an NFT creator sets the minimum number for each role and adds our bot to a channel, holders can connect their wallet to automatically receive a role. The following is guide on how creators and holders can use our new feature, ‘Verify.’For NFT CreatorsAfte...
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Did you know you can create NFTs on Bitcoin, the OG blockchain?
Bitcoin ordinals are a new and innovative way to create NFTs.Instead of just attaching a token to your artwork, you can use the power of the Bitcoin blockchain to add a layer of uniqueness and scarcity.
But what exactly are Bitcoin ordinals? Essentially, they are a way of numbering and organizing transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain. Each transaction has a unique ordinal, which represents its place in the blockchain.
By taking that ordinal and hashing it together with some additional data (such as an image or other metadata), you can create an NFT that is linked to that specific transaction.
This means that the NFT is provably scarce and extremely secure because it’s backed by the same cryptography and decentralized network that makes Bitcoin so secure.
Plus, using Bitcoin ordinals also allows you to create limited edition NFTs with specific ordinal numbers. For example, you could create an NFT with the ordinal number 100,000, which represents a significant milestone in the Bitcoin blockchain’s history.
However, it’s worth noting that not all Bitcoin wallets and explorers use ordinals, and some may use different methods for representing transactions. Additionally, ordinals can sometimes be ambiguous, especially for transactions that occur simultaneously in multiple blocks.
If you find this article helpful, Follow us on Twitter & come join our crypto community where we discuss and share more insights and knowledge.
Did you know you can create NFTs on Bitcoin, the OG blockchain?
Bitcoin ordinals are a new and innovative way to create NFTs.Instead of just attaching a token to your artwork, you can use the power of the Bitcoin blockchain to add a layer of uniqueness and scarcity.
But what exactly are Bitcoin ordinals? Essentially, they are a way of numbering and organizing transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain. Each transaction has a unique ordinal, which represents its place in the blockchain.
By taking that ordinal and hashing it together with some additional data (such as an image or other metadata), you can create an NFT that is linked to that specific transaction.
This means that the NFT is provably scarce and extremely secure because it’s backed by the same cryptography and decentralized network that makes Bitcoin so secure.
Plus, using Bitcoin ordinals also allows you to create limited edition NFTs with specific ordinal numbers. For example, you could create an NFT with the ordinal number 100,000, which represents a significant milestone in the Bitcoin blockchain’s history.
However, it’s worth noting that not all Bitcoin wallets and explorers use ordinals, and some may use different methods for representing transactions. Additionally, ordinals can sometimes be ambiguous, especially for transactions that occur simultaneously in multiple blocks.
If you find this article helpful, Follow us on Twitter & come join our crypto community where we discuss and share more insights and knowledge.
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