Bitmap has a unique supply model: theoretically infinite, but practically constrained. Every time a new Bitcoin block is mined, a new Bitmap becomes claimable. However, historical blocks (all blocks mined before the Bitmap protocol) were available at launch.
// Supply Model
TOTAL_SUPPLY = 949,220
// 1 new Bitmap per Bitcoin block
// ~144 new blocks/day
HISTORICAL_SUPPLY ≈ 949,220
// All blocks before Bitmap launch
CLAIM_MECHANISM:
First inscriber wins
No cost except tx fee
Open to anyone
BLOCK_TIME ≈ 10 min
NEW_PER_DAY ≈ 144
NEW_PER_YEAR ≈ 52,560
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The primary inscription explorer. Search any inscription number or content hash to verify Bitmap ownership. Shows inscription timestamp, sat number, and current owner address.
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Real-time Bitcoin block visualizer. Watch live transactions and blocks being mined using the same Mondrian packing algorithm as Bitmap's visual renderer. See new Bitmaps being born in real time.
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The official Bitmap ecosystem portal. View districts, explore block data visualizations, and access Atlas OS — an on-chain operating system built for Bitmap holders.
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Track Bitcoin blocks in real time. See block sizes, transaction counts, fees, and timing — all the raw data that determines each new Bitmap's properties.
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Unisat's inscription explorer provides Bitmap-specific search and filtering. See which blocks are claimed, available, and their inscription IDs.
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brc420.io and rcsv.io provide protocol-level analytics for BRC-420 assets built on Bitmap — royalties, volume, active projects, and market data.
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nftpricefloor.com/bitmap tracks floor prices, sales volume, holder counts, and market cap over time. Essential for tracking Bitmap's market performance.