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Definición de ordinales de Bitcoin Los ordinales de Bitcoin son las unidades fundamentales de Bitcoin, satoshis o sats, que han sido acuñadas e integradas con una información única. Como resultado, los satoshis pueden volverse únicos y tener la misma identidad que un token básico no fungible. #bitcoin #crypto2023 #googleai #BRC20 #pepe

Definición de ordinales de Bitcoin

Los ordinales de Bitcoin son las unidades fundamentales de Bitcoin, satoshis o sats, que han sido acuñadas e integradas con una información única. Como resultado, los satoshis pueden volverse únicos y tener la misma identidad que un token básico no fungible.

#bitcoin #crypto2023 #googleai #BRC20 #pepe

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