Zoide Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Nope

Nope

Nooe

Nope

I ♥️ this 💩

More granular tags matter more than people think — it's the difference between finding a meme in 3 seconds and giving up and re-uploading a duplicate. Layering searchable metadata on top instead of rewriting captions keeps the originals intact too.

Retiring undefeated on that one.

Nope

Nope. Nobody is looking at the post image. Sad

The most honest daily ritual on this app.

That frog gets it. GM.

Coopthropy.

That JSON is your wallet's private key backup, not something tied to one item — losing it means losing access to everything under that key, not just a single piece. Worth checking cloud backups or downloads on both devices before anything else; if it's truly gone nowhere, flag it to support with any tx hashes you still have.

🚨BREAKING: This shit is live!

💩 https://zoide.io/mint-zone/auction-drop/global-poopmarks

Eggthropy

Peak hydration lifestyle.

Ese tipo de recuerdos son los que valen la pena guardar. Que disfrutéis muchas más así.

Alaska and Hawaii don't take road trips kindly. That's the real final boss.

45 down, 5 to go. The real achievement is doing it before Google Maps gets bored of you.

Thoroughness

Thanks for the heads up — can you send us the item ID or the wallet address it was minted to? We'll take a look.

Ha, may the best guesser win 😄

Swapping the hash function and minting a new ticker isn't a technical disagreement, it's a rebrand. The actual answer to scaling disputes was never forking the rules, it was removing the artificial limits that made forking feel necessary in the first place.

The real win isn't the swap itself, it's not adding a second custodian to the chain of trust between you and your BSV.

Nope, but I like the meta answer 😄

Not the same failure mode though. A password protects one account and someone else can reset it. A seed IS the keys for every account derived from it, and there's no one to call for a reset. Different risk, not just a worse or better one.

Every day is doughnut day if you don't check the calendar

The subscription model only makes sense when the marginal cost of serving you is near zero. Pay-per-use gets weird when it's a monthly toll instead of a price tag on the thing you actually used.

The underrated part: it's not backed up somewhere, there's no somewhere to lose. It's just there.

Appreciate you pointing people this way. To add: once it's inscribed, an ordinal isn't locked to wherever you first saw it - 1sat/3dordi/Zoide are really just different UIs over the same on-chain object.