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The latest work from @prrfbeauty introduced earlier: Satoshi Relics To be honest, it's really moving to see such a work in this circle now. People will have the opportunity to personally select each piece from Bitcoin's trading history of over 1.2 billion transactions since 2016, with trades designed to be "cultural relics" waiting to be buried and discovered. Each transaction can generate a uniquely corresponding generative artwork, allowing you to select and record classic moments that belong to you or to history from the long river of these 16 years. This work includes two series: 1⃣ Mythics Curated Carefully selected by the PoB team, the most representative transactions in Bitcoin's history are made into exquisite artworks. Amount: 576 Price: Auction 2⃣ Standard Selected by the community, these are the absolutely most representative transactions, which can be your proudest trade or a moment you find meaningful, personally chosen and named, adding your own touch of color. The most representative transactions of Bitcoin are made into exquisite artworks. Amount: 1000 Price: TBA The following content is lengthy, and you probably don't have the patience to read it all, but this is also why I say it's still hard to see such works now. 💡Basic Concept Satoshi Relics is a 576*576 pixel generative art, rendered in real-time based on the user's device. The maximum size of the inscription preview displayed by the ordinals[dot]com ord explorer is 576 x 576 pixels, which is why this maximum display size was chosen. 💡Art Style Visual inspiration comes from "civilization relics," presenting a historical weight like stone carvings, using pixel style to echo early digital art and gaming memories. ▫️The border displays the transaction ID. ▫️The central "coin" square represents the amount of BTC transferred, with size calculated based on the proportion of the transfer to the total Bitcoin supply at that time. ▫️The background fades to display the original transaction's hexadecimal data. 💡Special Mechanism ▫️On the anniversary of the transaction date, the artwork will "age," with changes in color, shadow, and texture. ▫️Aging can last up to 100 years, after which the appearance is fixed. ▫️Aging is used to present historical traces; the older the year, the deeper the visual impact. 💡Color The color palette comes from the color characteristics of the block to which the transaction belongs. ▫️Relics within the same block share color schemes, but the presentation varies due to different transaction data. ▫️All colors contain 5% Bitcoin Orange as a unifying tone. 💡Rarity Mechanism The rarity mechanism includes: special BTC amounts, special transaction conditions, messages within transactions, input/output quantities, leading zero counts in transaction IDs, etc. 💡Coin The core of each relic is a square "Coin," which encapsulates the key transaction details. The size of the coin is proportional to the amount of BTC transferred during the transaction relative to the total Bitcoin supply. coin size = (BTC transferred / total BTC supply) / 0.01% The central coin may contain "symbols" representing transaction characteristics, appearing when specific transaction conditions are met, totaling 29 types; specific symbols or combinations may be very rare. Some symbols are extremely rare, and certain combinations of symbols are even harder to find. 💡Transaction Text Presentation The background will display transaction data (hex). If it is coinbase or OP_RETURN or other translatable content, it will attempt to present it in human-readable text and also try to parse runes or other protocol data messages left behind. 💡Input/Output Symbols The work will feature a grid symbolizing transaction inputs and outputs. ▫️Input symbols are symmetrical patterns, while Output symbols are directional badges. ▫️The more inputs/outputs, the denser the symbols, representing a "heavier" transaction. 💡Mark Mechanism (users can leave their marks) If the transaction contains specific formatted data "0x72656c6963 + 32 bytes," a 16x16 pixel mark will be generated, with the position and intensity of the mark adjusted based on the data placement, allowing users to "deliberately" leave personal traces in Bitcoin history, like the following X. 💡God Rays The more leading zeros in the transaction ID, the stronger the halo effect, paying tribute to the concept of Bitcoin PoW's hash difficulty. 💡Sustainability and Technical Features All content is on-chain, not relying on external access, ensuring permanent preservation. The algorithm is lightweight, requiring a single-core CPU and about 50MB of memory to generate, ensuring it can be presented on any device. This is a project I encountered when I first entered the circle, and four years later, it can still create such profound works, which is truly gratifying.