OCM Genesis on BTC
Genesis is the Collection of Firsts, and lives on the first bitcoin in circulation.
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Genesis is the Collection of Firsts, and lives on the first bitcoin in circulation.
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First 10k images of a collection inscribed on Bitcoin: Inscription 20219
The inscription number for Genesis of 20219 matches the exact year (2021) and month (9, September) that Genesis was first launched on Ethereum
First 10k collection to use Parent-Child Provenance
First 10k collection inscribed on Block 9 sats
First 10k collection inscribed on 450x sats
First 10k collection inscribed on sequential sats
First 10k generative art collection created on-chain from the sat number of the inscription
Sat number range of 450178xxxxx is one of the lowest ranges, and last five digits match the Genesis number. Only 178 other ranges like this are lower in Block 9.
At the time of the 30,000 inscriptions on Block 9 for the three Genesis 10k collections, there had only been a total of around 10,000 inscriptions ever created on Block 9. Genesis made up almost 75% of all inscriptions on Block 9.
First 10k collection to include on-chain metadata for each inscription using the Ordinal’s metadata standard
First 10k cursed collection
First 10k generative art collection created on Bitcoin using the satoshi number of the inscription to generate the art
Smallest total file size for a 10k collection of images at 1.06 MB
Lowest total creation fee for a 10k collection at 0.082 BTC
First on-chain 10k PFP collection created using a single Ethereum transaction when first launched on Ethereum on September 11, 2021
First 10k collection to officially migrate from Ethereum to Bitcoin
First fully “charmed” 10k collection. Each of the 10k inscriptions is charmed by the Ord protocol.
In November 2023, OCM Genesis is made the move from Ethereum to Bitcoin. Here's a comprehensive guide on what awaits OCM Genesis holders transitioning from Ethereum to Bitcoin. Brace yourselves — there's A LOT! Before diving into the details, bear in mind that all the features are 100% entirely on-chain on Bitcoin. Witness firsthand why this is an upgrade, not merely a migration to Bitcoin.
A sat is a small piece of Bitcoin. When you upgrade, you will own the sat identified on your sat page, along with all of the inscriptions on it. The sats that your OCM Genesis is inscribed on are significant:
Your sat is on sat range 450x. Block 9 includes sat 450x through 499x. Sat 450x represents the lowest numbered bitcoin in circulation. Only 2% of Block 9 sats are in sat range 450x.
Your sat offset is 178-xxxxx, where xxxxx is the ID number for your OCM Genesis. All OCM Genesis are inscribed on sequentially numbered sats in this specific sat range. 450-178-xxxxx is a good way to remember where your OCM lives.
At the bottom of your OCM Genesis sat page, you will see four inscriptions:
That is, ownership of 5 digital artifacts!
The Perspectives of your OCM Genesis changes with each passing minute. During the odd minutes, you'll see 'OCM Genesis: 20219' displayed, and in the even minutes, it's 'OCM Genesis: Deconstructed (Objects, Code, Motion)'. Interact with your OCM Genesis: Perspectives with the following keys:
Press '1' - return to the 'Perspectives' view while in the 'OCM Genesis: 20219' (key '2') or 'OCM Genesis: Deconstructed' (key '3') views
Press '2' - view OCM Genesis: 20219
Press '3' - view OCM Genesis: Deconstructed
right-click-save - download SVG image file of your OCM Genesis
Press [space] to move the eyes.
- Press [space] to freeze the current position of the objects and shapes.
OCM Genesis: Certificate of Ownership
First 10k collection to use parent-child provenance
OCM Genesis is composed of 4 collections inscribed in the same sat range, so they are bound together and trade together.
Notable Satributes: First Transaction, Nakamoto, Vintage, Block 9 - 450x sats
Even on just the surface, there is a lot to unpack here. Under the surface? The engineering complexity, craftsmanship and care woven into these pieces are intrinsic to the art itself. itself.
Capture your OCM Genesis inscriptions using screen recording/video screen grab while viewing them on Osura:
First 10k collection to have multiple parents using Parent-Child Provenance -
To view your OCM Genesis on Bitcoin, navigate to :
You can also view them on Ordinals at:
// replace xxxxx with the 5-digits of your OCM Genesis ID number.
OCM Genesis #3:
OCM Genesis #9017:
OCM Genesis #10000:
Your sat is on . This is the earliest Bitcoin block in circulation.
** ** This will be inscribed onto your sat during your OCM Genesis upgrade process.
OCM Genesis is composed of 4 collections inscribed in the same sat range, so they are bound together and trade together. Each of these inscriptions is applied onto your single sat via re-inscription. In other words, these four inscriptions are inseparable and permanently intertwined on your - 450x sat. Plus, you'll . The ETH Genesis asset, while not tradable or transferrable, is “soul-bound” to the BTC Genesis inscription. Whoever owns the BTC Genesis ordinal also owns the ETH Genesis asset.
Press '4' - view the inscription numbers of its two parents (Inscription #20219 and Inscription #464551), plus the ID # of your OCM Genesis - displaying its .
Press 'm' - view the metadata (traits/DNA) of your OCM Genesis. Popular like matching, 4 zeros, and naked are included within the metadata
The OG. This is the child of the parent inscribed back in February on , which displays , and pays homage to the year (2021) and month (9, September) that OCM Genesis launched on Ethereum.
The parent was secretly inscribed in March on . This is an abstract art piece combines the traits/DNA of your OCM Genesis in a fluid, animated motion and flow.
This inscription will certify that you own not only all the inscriptions on this sat, but also the teleburned OCM Genesis on Ethereum. Do note, however, that access to the OCM Genesis on Ethereum will no longer be available, tradable or transferable because it would be teleburned in the process.
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