Visionary Venture Capital Partners Wanted: Join us to create and scale a platform that auctions inscriptions on Bitcoin satoshis using the Ordinals protocol. Our project is called Numbers.

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What if you could own a number?

Every 12,345 seconds, we will auction a single number. First up is 1, followed by 2, then 3, 4, 5, and so on—it’s simple. It’s counting.

Using the Ordinals protocol on the Bitcoin network, we’ll permanently inscribe each number onto a satoshi, creating scarcity, permanence, and intrigue for each auction winner.

While over 100 million people hold Bitcoin, our immediate target customers are the tens of thousands actively buying and trading Inscriptions.

Core Components

1. Auction Application – Host a robust, efficient bidding system on our website for a seamless user experience.
2. Inscriptions Application – Create permanent inscriptions on the Bitcoin blockchain using the Ordinals protocol.
3. Payments Application – Handle bids and inscriptions with secure, streamlined transactions.

Software Development Progress

1. We set up the GitHub repository
2. Installed a Bitcoin node and integrated with testnet
3. Tested Bitcoin network API calls
4. Researched Ordinals protocol and developed SVG art
5. Designed web interface and created roadmap

Future Milestones

1. Implement auction and inscription framework.
2. Integrate payments system and wallets.
3. Enhance scalability and user-friendly interface design.
4. Conduct security audits and analyze performance metrics.
5. Deploy Numbers to the Bitcoin mainnet.
6. Launch auction.

Defining Success

1. Significant returns for investors who contribute capital, time, and mentorship.
2. Resources to improve and scale Numbers.
3. The foundation to launch more projects.
4. The ability to invest in new ideas that aim to improve how people get along and how we govern ourselves.
5. A sustainable, relevant platform that evolves over time.

Conclusion

Bitcoin demonstrates that volatility can be an energetic force that is interesting and valuable. Built with precision and care, Numbers on Bitcoin will do the same. Winning an auction and owning a number will signify status, speculation, stewardship, community, or something entirely unpredictable. Because numbers are humanity’s creation and belong to everyone, auctioning them is our playful provocation—a mischievous experiment intended to stir up some delightful volatility.

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