blockspace.holdings

Q: What is blockspace.holdings?

The page of Blockspace Holdings , the company behind block.space and the other projects. It shows every project as a holding, with block.space, degent.club and scribb.it featured.

Q: Why does it say "Hodl"?

The spelling is deliberate, and it stays. See Hodl .

blockspace.holdings

Blockspace Holdings' own page: "We acquire & Hodl Blockspace Assets. We serve public Blockspace Infrastructure."

Status: Live since 2026-10-19
Site: blockspace.holdings
As of: 2026-10-20

What it is #

blockspace.holdings is the page of Blockspace Holdings. In its own words: "We acquire & Hodl Blockspace Assets. We serve public Blockspace Infrastructure." Its heading reads "The byte unit of value." Beside it sits a 1 kB Bitbar, "Exactly 1,024 bytes on Bitcoin Mainnet." The tagline, the 1,024-byte bitbar and the "Hodl" wordplay are fixed parts of the page.

Its scope, in Blockspace Holdings' words (2026-10-19): "we will display all these projects as holdings. The most important are block.space, degent.club, scribb.it." It is the corporate hub of the 18 properties.

Status #

Live at https://blockspace.holdings since 2026-10-19 (as of 2026-10-20).

How it works #

It is one static page with no outside scripts, fonts or trackers, in light and dark. The cards are not kept by hand: they are generated from the same project list block.space/projects shows. The featured three come first, then the live domains A to Z, then the coming-soon ones. A card links only when its domain answers with the project's own site. blockspace.holdings gets no card of its own, and devcash.dev is left off.

Key figures #

These come from Blockspace Holdings' records of its assets, not from a live feed.

The Bitbars on Bitcoin are 1,024, 65,536, 131,072 and 262,144 bytes (1, 64, 128 and 256 kB). The three larger ones were checked on ordinals.com at exactly their advertised sizes (2026-08-19).
The Space Blocks image is 1,047,584 bytes, 99.9 % of one 1,048,576-byte block.
Litebars Genesis has a supply of 650 and LITEBARS 10% a supply of 169,037, as read from Chikun Market's collections API.

Glossary #

Bitbar: A bar-shaped inscription on Bitcoin whose size is its name: 1 kB (exactly 1,024 bytes), 64 kB, 128 kB and 256 kB. The 1 kB Bitbar is the hero of blockspace.holdings, "Exactly 1,024 bytes on Bitcoin Mainnet", and the page's copy of it must stay exactly 1,024 bytes.
blockspace asset: What Blockspace Holdings acquires and holds, in its tagline: "We acquire & Hodl Blockspace Assets." Its holdings list the Bitbars, Space Blocks and the Litebars.
Blockspace Holdings: The holding company behind block.space and every project listed on block.space/projects; its own page is blockspace.holdings. The owner named it "Blockspace Holdings" on 2026-10-20.
Hodl: The deliberate spelling in Blockspace Holdings' tagline, "We acquire & Hodl Blockspace Assets." The spelling is fixed: every Blockspace Holdings property keeps the "Hodl" wordplay.
Litebars: Litecoin inscriptions. Their collection page calls them "ordinal inscriptions that represent Litecoin blockspace, measured in kilobytes". Their cover is a silver 1 kB litebar of exactly 1,024 bytes, the Bitbar's design in silver. The Labs site lists them as held by the company.

FAQ #

What is blockspace.holdings? #

The page of Blockspace Holdings, the company behind block.space and the other projects. It shows every project as a holding, with block.space, degent.club and scribb.it featured.

Why does it say "Hodl"? #

The spelling is deliberate, and it stays. See Hodl.

Where do the cards come from? #

From the same project list that block.space/projects shows. The cards are generated from that list, not kept by hand. Each line comes from the project's own site or its own source.

Why is devcash.dev not on the page? #

Blockspace Holdings chose on 2026-10-20 to leave it off blockspace.holdings. It stays on block.space/projects.