BIP-110 art mint
One canonical inscriptionIts assigned SVG is not public before activation finality.
Mint once.The same inscription reveals automatically.
1,110 hand inked heads, drawn with one wobbling pen line and inscribed whole onto Bitcoin. The hidden assignment is committed before minting. After verified BIP-110 activation reaches finality, your canonical delegate inscription resolves to its SVG without another action.
Collection facts
- Heads
- 1,110
- Mint price
- 0.000110 BTC
The collection is fixed before minting. The live tally appears here only after it is verified.
What you are actually buying
A small, finished piece of Bitcoin folk art.
KNOT HEADS is 1,110 portraits of the people who run nodes: the beards, the tinfoil, the Pi in the cupboard, the tee shirt with an opinion on it.
They were drawn, not generated at you
One pen line, wobbling the way a real pen wobbles, over flat riso colour. Perfboard, server racks, terminal scroll and redaction bars for backgrounds. Twelve trait categories, from the beard down to which single board computer is humming in the corner.
They belong on Bitcoin because they are Bitcoin
Every head is a self contained SVG inscribed whole. No hosting, no external font, no link to a server that can go away. The picture and the proof live in the same place, which is the only place that has never gone offline.
There will only ever be 1,110
The set was finished, ordered and hashed before minting opened. Nobody can add one, swap one, or quietly re-roll a rare one. When the last place confirms, that is the collection, permanently.
Being early is a fact, not a promise
Your mint number is written into the chain in the order you showed up, and it stays there. Nobody here is going to tell you what it is worth. What we can tell you is that anyone can check it, forever, without asking us.
What lands in your wallet today
One canonical inscription that resolves automatically later.
You own the canonical delegate inscription in your wallet. Until its target exists, ord-compatible content is unavailable and this site shows the generic seal. After activation finality, the same inscription ID resolves automatically to the SVG.
It is yours from the first confirmation
The place, the mint number and the inscription land in your own Ordinals address. Nothing about it is held here, and nothing about it depends on this website staying up.
One generic seal, by design
Every mint shows the exact same public placeholder before resolution. Mint number, confirmations and hidden assignment never influence the drawing.
The assignment is hidden and precommitted
The target-to-art mapping is cryptographically committed before minting. It is not selected by a later seed block and cannot be quietly changed after you mint.
Real scarcity, real counter
1,110 heads. One fixed collection.
The collection was closed at 1,110 before the first mint, and nothing can extend it. A reservation is not a mint and a broadcast is not a mint. A place is only gone once its transaction confirms.
Collection facts are fixed.
1,110 heads. 0.000110 BTC each. The verified tally appears here as soon as it reaches this page.
- First head on chain1, not known yet
- One tenth minted111, not known yet
- Half the collection gone555, not known yet
- Collection closed forever1,110, not known yet
The sealed part
One mint now. Automatic same-ID resolution after activation.
Your canonical delegate inscription is minted now. Its hidden assignment was committed before minting, but the target has no public content yet. Once BIP-110 activation is verified and final, the precommitted target broadcasts automatically and that same inscription ID resolves to the SVG.
The delegated-reveal record has not been read. No stage is being assumed.
Follow the reveal- Not read
Provenance locked
- Not read
Target commits confirmed
- Not read
Canonical inscriptions confirmed
- Not read
Activation witnessed
- Not read
Activation final
- Not read
Targets broadcast automatically
- Not read
Same inscription IDs resolve
- Not read
Proofs published
Eight stages, in order, with the evidence for each one published on the reveal monitor. There is no date on this page because there is no scheduled date on the chain. No holder action is required.
Four steps, no surprises
Minting one takes about a minute.
The technical parts are all still there. They are just not standing in front of the art any more.
Connect
Your wallet shares two public addresses: the one that pays, and the one that receives. No signature, no reservation, no charge happens at this point.
Review
You get one exact transaction: every output, every address, the miner fee, and the total. The browser hashes it and refuses to open your wallet if a single byte differs.
Mint
You approve it in your own wallet. We never see a key, never hold your head, and never ask you to send bitcoin to an address that was not in the review.
Track
A private tracker follows the mempool, the confirmations, any reorg, and the reveal stage. Nothing about your mint depends on this website staying up.
Mint once
One of these heads is going to be yours.
The hidden mapping was committed before minting. You sign and pay once; the same canonical inscription reveals automatically after verified activation finality.