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Ordinals-compatible, built on Bitcoin SV |
Protocol: 1Sat Ordinals
Status: DRAFT
Documentation: https://docs.1satordinals.com
This output script represents an inscription on an ordinal. The output value is 1 satoshi.
OP_FALSE OP_IF 6f7264 OP_1 <content-type> OP_0 <data> OP_ENDIFThis script is then appended to the payment script (typically P2PKH).
<Locking Script> <Inscription Script>The rest of the Ordinals protocol is identical as it relates to ordinal numbers. See the Ordinals Docs for more information on ordinal theory.
Creating an inscription requires a single transaction. To summarize the transaction template:
Input #1 - Any valid utxo
Output #1 - Locking Script w/ Inscription (1 Satoshi)
Output #2 - ChangeThe output with this script must lock exactly 1 Sat.
Typically, a P2PKH script is used to lock the ordinal. Simply send the 1 sat output to a new destination to transfer it. From here on, 1SAT_P2PKH refers to a standard p2pkh output with a single sat value, but keep in mind, any locking script can be used.
OP_DUP OP_HASH160 <pubkeyhash> OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIGNext, inscribe a data file by filling in the two inscription fields, data and content-type. Append the inscription script to the locking script.
OP_FALSE OP_IF "ord" OP_1 <content-type> OP_0 <data> OP_ENDIFTo transfer ownership, simply send a 1sat output to the intended recipient as you normally would with any utxo.
i1 - 1sat_p2pkh
i2 - funding utxo
o1 - 1sat_p2pkh
o2 - change
You can also append to the inscriptions on an ordinal by inscribing the same sat again.
i1 - previously inscribed ordinal
i2 - funding utxo
o1 - 1sat_p2pkh w/ second inscription
o2 - change
In this example, we inscribe a 3d model (GLTF binary) and tag it with a geolocation:
Mint & Inscribe: (1SAT_P2PKH + inscription)
https://whatsonchain.com/tx/10f4465cd18c39fbc7aa4089268e57fc719bf19c8c24f2e09156f4a89a2809d6
Transfer:
https://whatsonchain.com/tx/61fd6e240610a9e9e071c34fc87569ef871760ea1492fe1225d668de4d76407e