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1Sat Ordinals is a protocol built on Bitcoin SV (BSV) that allows individual satoshis (the smallest unit of Bitcoin) to be inscribed with data such as images, text, HTML, or other files, turning them into unique, collectible digital assets (similar to NFTs)[2][4].
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### How 1Sat Ordinals Work
- Each inscribed satoshi is unique and the data is permanently attached to that specific satoshi on-chain[2].
- To create ("mint") an Ordinal, you inscribe your file (image, HTML, etc.) to a satoshi using a supported wallet or platform. You can inscribe any content, including HTML code that will render as a web page or interactive art[2][4].
- To transfer a 1Sat Ordinal, you simply send that output (the UTXO containing the inscribed sat) to another user, preserving the ordinal relationship[2].
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### Making Ordinals Mintable by Others
If you want others to "mint one themselves" (e.g., collect their own copy of your Ordinal art):
- On Bitcoin Ordinals (BTC), true "reminting" is not possible since each inscription is unique and attached to a specific satoshi. However, you can upload (inscribe) multiple identical files as a collection/batch, or incentivize others to inscribe your file by sharing the file and letting them mint it on their own wallets[1][3].
- On BSV, you could create a collection by batch inscribing multiple copies, or by releasing your original file (e.g., HTML or image) and encouraging others to create their own inscriptions with it[2].
- There is no native "mint button" for users to automatically mint from your inscription; users must inscribe their own copy using a compatible wallet or inscription platform[3][4].
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### HTML Code for Minting a Picture as 1Sat Ordinal
You can inscribe any HTML file. For example, a simple HTML file displaying an image:
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<body>
<img src="https://example.com/your-image.png" alt="My Art">
</body>
</html>
```
You would upload this file when inscribing. The image link must be public, or you can embed the image as base64 directly in the HTML for full on-chain storage.
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### Getting Started
1. Set up a compatible BSV wallet that supports 1Sat Ordinals (like ElectrumSV or others listed on the 1SatOrdinals docs)[2].
2. Visit an inscription platform or use a tool supporting BSV Ordinals. Follow the steps to upload your file, specify the data, and pay the small inscription fee[2][4].
3. For batch minting, use platforms that allow multi-inscription; on some platforms, fees are only charged for a number of inscriptions per batch, making this cheaper[1].
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**Further Learning:**
- The [1SatOrdinals docs](https://docs.1satordinals.com) provide protocol details and examples[2].
- YouTube tutorials for minting Ordinals and batch inscription, e.g., "How To Mint Ordinals, BRC20s & .Sats Names"[1].
- Guides like "How to Mint Bitcoin Ordinal NFTs" (for general Ordinals info, not BSV-specific)[4].
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If you want a stream or video, suggest searching YouTube for "1Sat Ordinals BSV tutorial" or "how to mint 1sat ordinals" for the most recent walkthroughs.
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Let me know if you want step-by-step instructions for a specific platform or more examples of HTML/image inscriptions.