The Ordinals allow anyone to inscribe content onto the Bitcoin blockchain, including text, images, audio, and video. The Ordinal inscriptions are tokenized into a Satoshi, the smallest unit of Bitcoin (BTC) (1 Satoshi = 0.00000001 BTC).

The Ordinals integration was made possible by the Segregated Witness (SegWit) upgrade in 2017 and the Taproot update to Bitcoin in 2021. It was launched on the Bitcoin mainnet by developer Casey Rodarmor in January 2023.

1. Ordinals bring NFT-like functionality to the Bitcoin blockchain

2. Ordinals allow users to permanently inscribe data like images, text, audio, or video into the Bitcoin blockchain

3. The ORDI token is a BRC-20 token associated with Ordinals

4. ORDI has a fixed supply of 21 million, to match the total supply of Bitcoin

Ordinals offer a novel way to interact with the Bitcoin blockchain and create unique digital assets. As a result, a fresh wave of digital collectibles and applications has emerged on the network. In December 2023, ORDI became the first BRC-20 token to top $1 billion market capitalization.

If you are looking to buy ORDI, you can check out third-party cryptocurrency exchanges like CoinSwitch.

The current use case for the ORDI token associated with the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) is unclear. While it has positioned itself as a part of the Ordinals ecosystem, its specific functionalities are still evolving.

• Expansion of Bitcoin’s use-cases

• Digital scarcity

• Increased innovation

• Little token utility

• Fixed total supply

1. You can invest and trade ORDGI for just ₹100.

2. Trade ORDGI at a nominal fee.

3. Easily manage your transactions and your portfolio.