Ordinals & BRC-20 · interactive mechanism simulation

Minters inscribe JSON ops into Taproot witness data; each sat gets an ordinal number. Rival off-chain indexers independently recompute BRC-20 balances from those inscriptions — when they disagree, "who owns what" becomes a dispute, not a fact. Edit the parameters and watch consensus (or divergence) emerge.
Minters send BRC-20 JSON Bitcoin mempool 40 sat/vB fee auction Witness inscription sat #0 numbered Indexer network agreement: 100% ORDI mint pool 0 / 21,000,000 Balance ledger confirmed balances Indexer disputes 0 disputes
Inscriptions created
0
Fees paid to miners
0.000 BTC
ORDI minted
0
Indexer disputes
0
Parameters — edit me
40 sat/vB
1000
2.0/s
3%
Controls

Illustrative simulation. Mirrors the researched mechanism (Taproot witness inscriptions, first-in-first-out ordinal numbering, and off-chain indexer consensus for BRC-20 balances), including the May 2023 UniSat indexing-flaw episode via "Trigger indexer split" — but transaction sizes, fees, and timing are randomized for visualization, not live onchain data. Part of The Onchain Experiment Atlas.