🏙️Origins Inscription

"Origins Inscription" is an innovative way to create and share digital art on the OR network using transaction calldata. In comparison to traditional NFTs, Origins Inscription offers a more economical and decentralized approach. This concept draws inspiration from Bitcoin Inscriptions while being inspired by proto-Origins Inscriptions.

Key Features:

1. Decentralization and Cost-Effectiveness: Unlike NFTs, Origins Inscriptions do not rely on specific contracts, reducing the risk of centralization and enhancing cost-effectiveness.

2. Quick Onboarding and User-Friendly: Unlike the early stages of Ordinals, there is no need for full node data synchronization, allowing users to onboard more quickly, especially suitable for Bitcoin wallet users.

Working Principles of Inscriptions:

- Inscription Creation: Any successful OR transaction with valid data URI as input data (interpreted as UTF-8) will create an Origins Inscription, provided the data URI is unique and supports all valid mimetypes.

- Uniqueness Guarantee: For URIs, uniqueness means that the same content does not exist in previous blocks or earlier transactions within a block.

- Inscription Transfer: Any OR transaction with the input data being the valid Origins Inscription's transaction hash is a valid transfer of the Origins Inscription, given that the sender of the transaction is the owner of the Origins Inscription.

Casting Process:

1. Directly upload an image through the official website's creation page for a one-click casting. The maximum image size is 96KB.

2. Use base64-image.de or other services to convert the image (maximum size: ~90KB) into Base64-encoded data URI.

3. Use online tools like hexhero to convert the data URI into hexadecimal.

4. Use the converted data in the "Hexadecimal Data" field to send a 0 OR transaction to the person intended to own the Origins Inscription.

5. After a successful transfer, the Origins Inscription will be displayed on the "My Origins Inscriptions" page on the official website, provided that the data has not been used to create an Origins Inscription before; otherwise, it will not be displayed.

Transfer Process:

1. Find the ID of the Origins Inscription you want to transfer, which is the transaction hash of the transaction that created the Origins Inscription. You can obtain this information from ORScan or the official website.

2. Send a 0 OR transaction to the recipient and enter the Origins Inscription ID in the "Hexadecimal" field.