bitmap.holdings

Bitmap Holdings: "Bitmaps turn each Bitcoin block into digital land—programmable, ownable, eternal."

Status: Live a Blockspace Holdings property, hosted elsewhere
Site: bitmap.holdings
As of: 2026-10-20

What it is #

bitmap.holdings is the site of Bitmap Holdings. Its own headline is "The New Data Layer of Civilization", and its line: "Bitmaps turn each Bitcoin block into digital land—programmable, ownable, eternal." It says Bitmaps turn each Bitcoin block into a coordinate that can be owned and programmed.

Status #

Live at https://bitmap.holdings (as of 2026-10-20). It is a Blockspace Holdings property, hosted separately from the other projects. Blockspace Holdings counts it among its holdings (2026-10-20). A planned project list places it in a "companies and collections" group, linked to its own site.

How it works #

The site describes plans, not a product. In its words, "We are exploring how to: Use Bitmaps to build applications; Integrate with games and metaverse platforms; Create on-chain identity and digital real estate; Monetize the data layer of Bitcoin." It argues that with Bitmaps "we can use Bitcoin not just for money—but for territory, identity, and culture", and it invites people working in those areas to get in touch.

Key figures #

Not measured. This wiki reads no figures for bitmap.holdings.

Glossary #

Bitmap: In bitmap.holdings' own words: "Bitmaps turn each Bitcoin block into a piece of digital land. Each Bitcoin block becomes a coordinate. Each coordinate becomes ownable. Each ownership becomes programmable."

FAQ #

What is a Bitmap? #

In bitmap.holdings' own words, "Bitmaps turn each Bitcoin block into a piece of digital land." Each block becomes a coordinate, each coordinate becomes ownable, and each ownership becomes programmable. See Bitmap.

Is bitmap.holdings part of Blockspace Holdings? #

Yes. It is one of Blockspace Holdings' properties, hosted separately from the other projects. Blockspace Holdings counts it among its holdings (as of 2026-10-20).

Is it the bitmap that BTI catalogues? #

No source links the two. BTI's token catalogue has a "bitmap sats" entry, read by its opi-bitmap adapter, where the inscription is a district claim and the district number is a label on the sat. This wiki makes no claim about what bitmap.holdings holds.

How do I get in touch? #

Its site has a contact form and a "Tweet us" link. It asks to hear from people working on Ordinals or Bitmaps, on-chain identity, metaverse or game integrations, or Bitcoin infrastructure.