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Timeline

Dated, sourced events, the estate's launches and Bitcoin's own milestones.

Every entry has a date and a source. Bitcoin's own milestones are given at the height Blockspace Holdings' BTI records for them, dated by that block's header time (UTC) as https://explore.block.space reports it.

  1. The genesis block, block 0, is mined. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  2. The first halving, at block 210,000: the block subsidy falls from 50 to 25 BTC. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  3. The first OP_RETURN output on Bitcoin appears at block 228,596, a year before Bitcoin Core 0.9 made it standard. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  4. Mastercoin, later Omni, opens its Exodus fundraiser at block 249,498. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  5. Counterparty's proof-of-burn begins at block 278,310. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  6. The second halving, at block 420,000. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  7. SegWit activates at block 481,824, and with it the witness discount. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, Blockspace Value Theory
  8. The third halving, at block 630,000. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  9. Taproot activates at block 709,632, which makes the inscription envelope possible. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  10. Inscription #0 is made at block 767,430, the first ordinal inscription. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, block.space protocols API
  11. The first cursed inscription, inscription -1, appears at block 774,411. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  12. BRC-20 begins with the ordi deploy inscription at block 779,832. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, block.space protocols API
  13. Inscription #1,000,000 is made, at block 784,528. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  14. KEVIN, the first SRC-20 token, is deployed at block 788,041. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, block.space protocols API
  15. Atomicals and ARC-20 begin at block 808,080. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  16. ord's Jubilee at block 824,544, when cursed inscriptions are blessed. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  17. The fourth halving and the launch of Runes, at block 840,000. Rune #0 is UNCOMMON•GOODS. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, Blockspace Value Theory, block.space protocols API
  18. The Bitbar minting app behind mintbitbars.xyz is first written. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, The mintbitbars.xyz checkout (antron3000/Bitbar-Minting-App): index.html, server/, minter/
  19. Alkanes activates at block 880,000; its first message runs four blocks later, at 880,004. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, block.space protocols API
  20. Counterparty v11 taproot envelopes become mandatory at block 902,000. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, Blockspace Value Theory
  21. Bitcoin Counters begins: counter #0 (XDUALS) at block 902,005. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs, Bitcoin Counters v3, indexer and wallet: README (BitcoinCounters/counters)
  22. Inscription #100,000,000 is made, at block 905,492. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs
  23. Work begins on the Bitcoin Counters indexer and wallet, the index behind counters.gallery. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, Bitcoin Counters v3, indexer and wallet: README (BitcoinCounters/counters)
  24. The Meter becomes block.space's main page, with its own explorer of transactions and bytes beside it. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  25. Blockspace Value Theory, the Shared Claim Axiom and the BTP and BYTES drafts get a version history. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, Blockspace Value Theory
  26. BTI is designed from first principles (draft 0.2), with Ruleset v1 and the three books, A, B and C. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  27. BTI is rebuilt: the T1 and T2 engine, 22 adapters and the token table, with one adapter per metaprotocol indexer. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  28. block.space runs on the rebuilt BTI. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  29. Work begins on counters.fun, Counters with XCP liquidity pools. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, counters.fun README (BitcoinCounters/counters.fun)
  30. Work begins on the degent.club site and mint. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  31. block.space publishes the leaderboard: every address ranked by the blockspace its tokens are backed by. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, block.space leaderboard API
  32. block.space publishes /largest-inscriptions, the largest inscriptions in order. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  33. block.space publishes /heaviest-tokens, the heaviest tokens in order, family by family. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  34. The appendix of holders is filled: 125,438,419 sats and 4,460,161 addresses, with 85.7 % of Book A on addresses; from then on it is updated block by block. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  35. /largest-inscriptions ranks each inscription, and /heaviest-tokens ranks tokens 100,000 deep per protocol. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  36. The three rankings share one frame, and block.space publishes its rankings docs. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, block.space docs: rankings
  37. block.space adopts the five-colour family key: five families, then Other. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  38. The sat family is named Ordinal Sats. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  39. /largest-inscriptions becomes a grid of squares, each showing the inscription's own content. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  40. block.space/projects lists every project, one per domain. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, The project list at block.space/projects
  41. blockspace.holdings is live at its own address. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  42. degent.club is live again at its own address. Source: The project list at block.space/projects
  43. spaceblocks.art is live: one image that fills a 1 MB block. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  44. blockspace.news is live, with a daily edition in numbers from block.space. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  45. blockspace.markets is live: blockspace for sale, priced per kilobyte. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  46. mintbitbars.xyz is live. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  47. blockspacelabs.com goes live with its research cards. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records, The blockspacelabs.com page (index.html)
  48. blockspace.to, the spent-sats ord explorer, goes live. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, The blockspacelabs.com page (index.html)
  49. litepedia.space answers at its own address, Coming soon. Source: The project list at block.space/projects, Blockspace Holdings records
  50. Scribbit gets its descriptive site; scribb.it is Coming soon. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, The project list at block.space/projects
  51. block.space publishes /collections: NFT collections on Bitcoin, ranked by blockspace. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  52. The leaderboard's bars and key run largest family first. Source: Blockspace Holdings records
  53. blockspace.wiki is built. Source: Blockspace Holdings records, blockspace.wiki README

Sources #

  1. The project list at block.space/projects · block.space/projects
  2. explore.block.space REST API, read-only GETs · explore.block.space/api/blocks/tip/height
  3. Blockspace Value Theory · block.space/docs/bvt
  4. block.space protocols API · block.space/api/protocols
  5. Bitcoin Counters v3, indexer and wallet: README (BitcoinCounters/counters) · github.com/BitcoinCounters/counters
  6. The mintbitbars.xyz checkout (antron3000/Bitbar-Minting-App): index.html, server/, minter/ · github.com/antron3000/Bitbar-Minting-App
  7. counters.fun README (BitcoinCounters/counters.fun) · github.com/BitcoinCounters/counters.fun
  8. block.space leaderboard API · block.space/api/leaderboard
  9. block.space docs: rankings · block.space/docs/rankings
  10. The blockspacelabs.com page (index.html) · blockspacelabs.com
  11. blockspace.wiki README · blockspace.wiki
  12. Blockspace Holdings records

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