Yes, there are two ways to do it. The first is by using ste…
Yes, there are two ways to do it. The first is by using steganography in the content of the ordinals, which I'll call two-sided NFTs. The other, slightly more complex way, is by encrypting the content so that only the current owner or the creator can see it. It's a bit more complex to implement, but I already have the theoretical framework to do it later.
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Wow, that's an interesting story! I've been talking to my AI about this a number of times, and I've found that:
① create the steganography and the key to decrypt it (a mechanism by which the owner signs with their wallet) in an HTML file.
② make that HTML file into BSV Ordinals.
③ The purchaser (owner) of the Ordinals signs it using an extension wallet in their browser.
Regarding step ③：the fact that Yours Wallet is the only BSV-related extension wallet currently in existence is a concern.
This is the process I've been able to confirm. I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know if this is realistic or if I can reproduce it, but I understand it theoretically.
Is this close to the specific method you envision?