From all active Namecoin records, these are the oldest: # Date Name 1 2011-05-26 d/ein 2 2011-05-26 d/drem 3 2011-05-26 d/defender 4 2011-05-26 d/exhi 5 2011-05-26 d/timestamp 6 2011-05-26 d/solar 7 2011-05-26 d/camera 8 2011-05-26 d/notebook 9 2011-05-26 d/career 10 2011-05-26 d/hotel The list includes only records that have been continuously renewed, i.e. never expired. View the full list on github, and verify it with the provided python script. The […]
Don’t trust Wikipedia. The real evidence points to me, JP Janssen. These are the oldest known NFTs: OLGA, the literal definition of NFT; non-fungible token. JPGOLD, a limited-edition token; so-called 1/N NFT. JPJA, the second 1/N and the first NFT project. These were all created by me in June 2014. Also, in 2015 I was the first to add immutability to crypto trading cards. Context The first token standards emerged in […]
In 2014 I did several token experiments in line with Counterparty’s vision of ‘pioneering peer-to-peer finance‘. In 2015 I let creativity loose and made a few trading cards. I also collected a substantial amount of unique asset names. Tokens Tokens are occasionally listed for sale. Offers are announced on Discord and/or Twitter. Name Assets Counterparty has a name system which can be collected like Namecoin or ENS domains – but […]
This is a draft proposal for compressed Counterparty messages. The benefits will be: slightly reduced fees for ordinary XCP transactions. significantly reduced fees when bundling several XCP messages in one BTC tx. First let’s look at a typical Counterparty message: 434e5452505254590a000000000000000100000000ee6b28000000000001d6b896000000000bebc2001f800000000000000000 Prefix The first eight bytes, 434e545250525459, is the prefix. It translates to CNTRPRTY. All Counterparty transactions use this prefix. My proposal suggests an alternative prefix, 584350, meaning XCP. This […]