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Bitcoin Stamps vs Ordinals: Why is this new protocol safer?
Core Points
Bitcoin Stamps is a new way to mint digital art on the Bitcoin blockchain, offering several key advantages over Ordinals: data immutability, flexible costs, and enhanced security.
What are Bitcoin Stamps?
In simple terms, it is a protocol that permanently engraves digital art on the Bitcoin blockchain. The way it works is as follows:
The benefits of doing this are: data is permanently stored on the chain and cannot be deleted or tampered with.
Two Protocol Standards
SRC-20: Based on the Counterparty open protocol, directly embed arbitrary data in the transaction output.
SRC-721: Optimized specifically for NFTs, supports layered image storage, and compresses file size using technologies like indexed palettes. An image starting at 24x24 pixels can be minted, with costs lower than single-layer images.
Why do people say Stamps are tougher than Ordinals?
The most critical difference: The data of Ordinals can theoretically be deleted by nodes (data pruning), but Stamps exist in UTXO, and deleting them would equate to damaging the transaction output, which is not possible within the Bitcoin mechanism.
How to choose?
Both protocols are evolving, but the multi-signature + UTXO design of Stamps is indeed more robust in terms of tamper resistance.