I manually added 50 addresses to the Bitcoin ecosystem📒
Although I wanted more accounts two or three months ago, I don’t have many old addresses. I just randomly allocated some accounts before, but I accidentally airdropped a few Rsic, a dozen runes, and recently won $Pizza for 20 accounts.
I have been playing with the Bitcoin ecosystem for almost two years, but I never thought about playing with it.
The fees on the Bitcoin chain start from 1-2, and the highest is several thousand. I spent a lot of money, and I also bought a lot of NFTs or coins that were tens or even hundreds or thousands of times higher.
But I have lost a lot of stocks that have skyrocketed to almost zero, and I still feel a bit uncomfortable.

Runes will move faster than expected
I have expressed a very conservative view in some spaces before: take the rune assets, at most take half a year
💡Tip: The second wave of the previous inscription market was only four or five months away from the first wave
Inference 🤔
Inscriptions were not so popular at that time. Runes was an upgraded version of brc20. Now the infrastructure and attention of the overall Bitcoin ecosystem are not at the same level as before.
If we estimate the rune wash time by looking at the boat to find the sword, half a year is quite conservative, and it is reasonable to look at about three months.
As for those who have experienced the $ordi wash, let me tell you what they felt. After the first wave of inscriptions, the entire inscription circle was silent for a few months. On Twitter, 95 out of 100 people who talked about inscriptions were not optimistic.

RSIC airdropped to Bitcoin nft users and tried every means to airdrop around 10,000 addresses. The high value of the airdrop ranged from 100,000 to 300,000 RMB. Most users followed it for more than half a year or even three years, and a large number of them were cheated. It cost me a lot of energy, and I spent almost a year on the final airdrop of 0 shit. His airdrop rules seemed ordinary but were actually very harsh. Ordinary users would not be able to get airdrops even if they set several standards. In particular, the requirement to retain 0.005 eth excludes a large number of users, and LP does not count. For retail investors, the advantage of Lumao lies in the workload. The large amount of TX that we bought did not get the respect it deserves from him. And Shi DaKe, who does not have TX, can he raise funds with just a little retained amount? Several rules make it easier for the project side to ambush a large number of rat warehouses. Many people have used on-chain data to analyze the traces of the project side ambushing rat warehouses. For a long-term single transaction, it takes more than ten minutes, how many gas per transaction, and go to the official website. For a second-tier chain where the cost of a single transaction is more than ten U, it is rare for retail investors to experience it by spending more than ten U per transaction. The airdrop standard set by Shitadako requires an interaction of more than 100u. Even if the monthly activity is 10u per transaction, it will take ten months to reach the standard, which also excludes a large number of retail investors. Retail investors originally use their workload to obtain returns, and the project team’s move also excluded most retail investors. Some people say that 100u does not seem to be much, but in fact this is the standard analyzed by the project team's background to help him exclude most people and ambush the rat barn. Even if retail investors have no shortage of money in their pockets in the first few months, do you believe that Shitada will increase the interaction amount to 1,000u or even 10,000u? For a project team that calls users electronic beggars, there is no doubt that their small structure, in addition to setting several necessary conditions against humanity to filter out a large number of real users, has made it easy for them to ambush the rat barn. The #Starknet team used an evil project to crawl out a large number of interaction paths and behave like users, and were judged to be witches across the board. My account meets the standards, and I have spent almost a year interacting with each other, but there is no reason to be judged as a witch. We come to the web3 circle as equals. The project party needs us to provide data and we will get the rewards we deserve. We are not here to be plauded, nor are we here to be prostituted for free. Let us all resist this extremely unfair rule, embrace a fair and open blockchain, embrace the Bitcoin ecosystem, and embrace #ordinals embrace brc20.Awakened people have already made a lot of money in the Bit Ecosystem. In the past, we had no choice in brushing up the second level, but now don’t play with high costs (including time and opportunity costs). Now I only want to play projects that are beneficial to our users, rather than only benefiting a very small number of evil teams. Let them Go to hell,

If you can get the inscriptions on various chains, you can play with them. Many people can't get them at all, so let the interested parties behind them play with them. There was a certain person who started calling at one or two in the morning, and set up a weird request for a single address, and then the call was quickly gone. I woke up at around six in the morning, and when I saw someone else said that he was numb, this kind of thing made him Damn it, don’t go and take the order. It is probably the node that is doing evil. There are hundreds of millions of pieces of e and s. Originally, playing 10,000 pieces would not cost you a meal, but the node was stuck at the beginning and refused to play. If you play for a long time, you can only play a few dozen cards. If you suddenly let go of the fight, but increase the gas by tens of thousands, the cost of one fight will be close to 1u, and you will quickly eat up all the u's in the addresses where the script is attached. Stop playing this kind of obviously evil person. Evil will be punished. We play relatively fair inscriptions. The pols on the horseshoe chain that was first out of the circle are good (not the one on Binance), with more than 80,000 addresses and a strong community. For example, yesterday I got the eoss on eos and the neos on neo, and then I continued to follow #铭文