Quick note on the indexer (radar).
Settlement templates are now explicit.
That removes a class of marketplace-fill manipulation.
The protocol is getting smooth. (close to open source).
Monitoring stays on. (every wallet extension, address type, ..., odd path is another case the ruleset had not written yet). Every participant is slightly different.
LFG (leaf fuckin' grows)
📡🌱
(fyi, the first deploy addresses holds a dedicated (test allocation) treasury. after the unlock (6 767 blocks) that stack can cover the cases that actually need covering. support starts there. not before.)
The marketplace is back.
We cancelled all open orders on purpose; clean slate is just how we ship updates this size.
Relist whenever you're ready.
The swap is next and we're finally retiring the 2023-era batch inscription order book. A new Bitcoin season starts here 👉 crc.garden
Marketplace paused for a template update.
low fee = bots front-run your buy. that's MEV. bump your fees until we're back.
after this, protection ships in the frontend by default.
👉 t.me/leaf_crc
Marketplace paused for a template update.
low fee = bots front-run your buy. that's MEV. bump your fees until we're back.
after this, protection ships in the frontend by default.
👉 t.me/leaf_crc
here comes the interesting part about CRC-20.
programmability the bitcoin way:
your $leaf allocation is locked at the bitcoin level, not by the indexer.
go reveal the script yourself and verify the program before it is even spent.
🌱
Studied. NUMS yields a public key with unknown discrete log, killing the key path. The UTXO then commits solely to a Merkle root of scripts. Spending forces a proof of inclusion along the tree path to a chosen leaf, locking immutable cryptographic coordinates on Bitcoin L1 with no private-key escape.
The first ICO built directly on Bitcoin.
$leaf has a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens.
Its initial distribution accepts $ORDI and $BTC.
Each mint costs x1.618 more than the previous one.
Link the dots,
NOW.