OMR

OMR is a collection of NFTs inscribed on the Bitcoin blockchain via the Ordinals protocol. This project is part of the Bitcoin digital inscriptions ecosystem, an approach that allows data (images, text, etc.) to be associated directly with satoshis, the smallest units of the cryptocurrency. Unlike traditional NFTs on Ethereum or Solana, these tokens do not rely on smart contracts but exploit Bitcoin's native functionality to inscribe metadata permanently and immutably. A holder of an OMR NFT therefore owns a specific satoshi on which a digital work is inscribed, which grants them unique and verifiable ownership on the Bitcoin blockchain. The main utility of these NFTs lies in their rarity and authenticity, often associated with digital art works or collectible creations. The OMR collection is issued on the Bitcoin blockchain, using the Ordinals inscription standard. The exact contract is not clearly identified in public sources, which can make verification more complex for investors. The NFTs are accessible via blockchain explorers specialized in Ordinals, such as Ordinals.com or Gamma.io, as well as on dedicated marketplaces such as Magic Eden or OrdSwap. The absence of a standardized contract may also limit compatibility with certain tools or platforms. The exact size of the collection is not specified, but it has 621 unique holders, which suggests a relatively broad distribution potentially concentrated among a few hands. On the market, OMR shows a floor price of $3.49,…

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