Satoshi Relics Launches Bitcoin Transaction Art Platform
Satoshi Relics Launches Bitcoin Transaction Art Platform
🎨 Bitcoin's Hidden Art Gallery
Satoshi Relics introduces a unique approach to Bitcoin-based art by generating 1/1 Ordinals directly from historical Bitcoin transactions. The platform transforms real blockchain data into digital artifacts, including:
- Ordinals created from the first Spells of Genesis SATOSHICARD transaction
- Art pieces generated from Hal Finney's first Bitcoin transaction
- Unique works that reflect transaction age and gain digital patina over time
The project aims to preserve Bitcoin's history through artistic representation, with each piece being completely unique and derived from actual on-chain data.
Try the dapp at pob.studio
Hal is a legend 🧡 One of the few who knew how deep this all goes... How about this Satoshi Relic generated from Hal's first transaction on Bitcoin—an ordinal that captures his story on the network.
One week after the launch of the genesis block, @halfin commented this on the Cryptography Mailing List. metzdowd.com/pipermail/cryp…
An Ordinal that reflects the age of the tx that it was made from. Changing year by year, gaining new patina. Bitcoin art made like no other. Each a 1/1. Satoshi Relics. 🟧
One of our hopes with Satoshi Relics is to remind crypto that history matters just as much as the future. This Ordinal was created from a transaction that happened 5,951 days ago. 🟧 Only one chain can say that.
This Ordinal was generated from the transaction that issued the first-ever Spells of Genesis SATOSHICARD—exactly 10 years ago today. An artifact from the earliest days of Bitcoin art. A true relic of onchain history.
🚀 Today marks 10 years of the #SATOSHICARD, one of the most iconic pieces in Spells of Genesis and Bitcoin NFT history! 🎉✨ We wanted this card to be truly legendary after all, Satoshi embodies the very spirit of the #Bitcoin blockchain. 🟧₿ Back then, there were no fancy
Fully agree. No better time to build than now. At @pob_studio, we're building everyday: 1/1 ordinals generated from Bitcoin transactions. Something new. Something only possible for a matter of months. Bitcoin is the canvas. Be part of the celebration. Let's get shit done. 🟧
Instead of complaining that we need to change this, we need to change that for the Runes and Ordinals ecosystem to flourish, just fucking build it. We need more builders and less complainers. Many builders are working hard to improve the space. Show some support instead of trying
It started as money. Now it’s a monument. A megalith of free speech, art, and code— broadcast to every corner of the earth. Bitcoin isn’t just a network. It’s the most resilient canvas the world has ever known.
Love this take! We’d add a slight twist to it: Not just art on Bitcoin, also art from Bitcoin. Satoshi Relics generates 1/1 Ordinals from real Bitcoin transactions. Inscribing soon. Try the dapp now at pob(.)studio 🟧
Art on #Bitcoin is changing the game! 🎨⚡️ By inscribing digital art directly onto the blockchain via Ordinals, artists create verifiable, immutable masterpieces. No middlemen, no censorship—just pure ownership and scarcity backed by the most secure network ever. This isn’t just
Not just art on Bitcoin. Art from Bitcoin.
Block 21 🟧 Satoshi Relics Bitmap Memepool One is art. One is a metaverse. Two of these are Ordinals. All three are explore block 21. One of these is 1 of 1,205,593,479.
Block 840,000, the last halving. Memepool v. Satoshi Relics Our blockchain explorer organizes each block by transaction and weight—highlighting the larger txs as Relics.
Block 902,373 through the eyes of Satoshi Relics 🟧
Why store art on Bitcoin? We like to believe this is how Satoshi would have it. The very first transaction carried a message— a timestamp, a protest, an inscription. He led the way. Satoshi Relics follows in that tradition—preserving Bitcoin’s story, one artifact at a time.
Our work has matured tremendously over the years 😌 From Hash to Hiraeth to Satoshi Relics, each step has taught us something new about making meaningful onchain art. Now, we're nearly done refining our most advanced work yet—Ordinals on Bitcoin 🟧 Notice anything? gn.
31 NodeMonkes. Two glorious txs. Now two 1/1 Ordinals. Ordinals created from Bitcoin itself. 🟧
The whale who swept all of those beautiful Natcats (and a Bitcoin Shroom) last week splashes his sats again in style. He pulled the trigger on two BIG sets of purchases, totalling 31 Nodemonkes Wish it was me!
There’s beauty in every block. Satoshi Relics is about finding meaning in the dust, the timestamps, the forgotten transactions. Because every block tells a story, you just have to look closely enough. 🟧
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Bitmap Art: Transactions as Creative Medium
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