What are Bitcoin Ordinals?
By using a specific numbering scheme, the Ordinal Theory brought another functionality to the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing it to have its own native Non-fungible Tokens or NFTs
By using a specific numbering scheme, the Ordinal Theory brought another functionality to the Bitcoin blockchain, allowing it to have its own native Non-fungible Tokens or NFTs
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