ORC

John_Brook_

ORC and ELF if they play their cards well

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Orbit Chain, a cross-chain project, was hacked on New Year's Eve, resulting in the loss of approximately $81 million. The hackers gained access to seven out of ten multisig signers, allowing them to steal various cryptocurrencies including USDT, USDC, DAI, WBTC, and ETH. Following the hack, the price of Orbit Chain's native token, ORC, dropped by nearly 20%. The project is investigating the breach and working with international law enforcement. Additionally, scammers are attempting to exploit the situation by impersonating Orbit Chain for phishing scams. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

mnkbstard

Bitcoin blockchain size is growing ~1.5gB/week if you ever deployed or minted a BRC-20/ORC-20, or encoder some stupid apes jpgs, you owe me an hard drive and you have to apologize to ~17233 machinea around the world that have to keep track of the UTXO set bloated by your garbage.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Stably has launched its US Dollar-backed stablecoin, Stably USD, as a natively-issued BRC20 token under the symbol #USD, marking a critical milestone in the exponentially growing Bitcoin ordinals ecosystem. The stablecoin is backed 1-to-1 with USD in a collateral account managed by a US-regulated custodian for the benefit of KYC/AML-verified token holders. Stably's engineers are now exploring the new ORC20 standard for Bitcoin ordinals, which could significantly enhance the token properties of #USD once implemented. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

TerraceTower

That's quite interesting someone already made ORC-20 tokens to get past the double-spend tracking flaws of BRC-20 tokens. People can keep inventing new protocols that fix minor flaws, which makes these protocols a dime a dozen.

mnkbstard

Ordinals are nothing new and will hopefully fade away. they are just a new flavour of 2012 colored coins or 2014 Counterparty protocol there are 2 differencies: - previous standards used OP_RETURN, which had some limitations. BRC-20 ORC-20 and BRC-721 insert arbitrary data in witness script instead, thanks to segwit 'discounted' weight and taproot removal of witness weight limitations. - this space is now crowded with people willing to buy any bullshit some twitter clowns are pushing it's probably enough to check some twitter BRC-20 profiles to understand how useless and foolish is to believe those jsons have actual value or actual use cases Bitcoin network don't even acknowledge the existance of Ordinals. they are just a parasitic presence built aside the blockchain. Ordinals theory, and consequently BRC standards relies heavily on centralized off-chain platforms for serialization and balances tracking.

mnkbstard

it's not a vulnerability. bitcoin network never had any issue other than higher priority fees, just like as intended by the protocol. unfortunately, ordinals are a compliant. to 'roll back' ordinals, you have to roll back taproot. and even rolling back taproot, BRC-20 could just start using OP_RETURN, just like colored coins or Counterparty did. there are already ORC-20 and BRC-721 standards. to stop this crap, you can only wait for stupid hype to end, or miners to fork away from this (but won't happen)

GreedVault

Buy 10K USDT or USDC for DCA into BTC, ETH, and some Layer 2 solutions. If you are open to taking risks, allocate a small portion to meme coins or BRC20/ORC20 tokens.

GreedVault

BRC-20 has spiraled out of control, and now we have ERC-20-like improvement on BRC-20 called ORC-20. In case you're not familiar with BRC-20, here is a [link](https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/brc-20-tokens) to find out more and find out more ORC-20 [here](https://academy.binance.com/en/glossary/orc-20-tokens).

Spiritual_Navigator

Time to short ORC with 100x leverage

Inglorious07

$ORC?

Lurked_Emerging

Think I'll add a bit to correct the record, I'm not giving my email etc. to return feedback though. The OGL debacle is a better example of network anti-fragility than anything else. Wotc is the primary content maker for the community, but some 20 years ago started an open network of decentralised permissionless content compatibility so folks just like all the 3rd party could make stuff for their game. This was for the 3.5 version of the game and we use it now for 5e (don't talk about number 4). Everyone playing chooses what content they use. Alot of people use 1st party, d&d 5e, but alot still also supplement their game with 3rd party content, paid or not and have enjoyed this status quo. When wotc tried to overturn this status quo before they produced their main competitor pathfinder (their previous offense was restrained) and doing so again has led to another shift we have yet to finish seeing but the network or community is seeking to replace OGL with ORC backed by community leaders (one of who is paizo the makers of pathfinder) and now wotc risks being replaced entirely as the first party content maker as people reconcile the situation (people transitioning to other game systems or smaller primary content makers). Like a damaged network the community reject the damage and path around it even replacing critical service needed for network health (ogl Vs orc). Oh hey bitcoin and d&d crossed paths for a change.

graavejrsdag

ORC is a MREIT stock that pays an absurd high dividend, but have been steadily declinining since it’s listing… Yes i’m an investor and down 78%

average_human_v14

ORC? Oh it's all ogre.

perfectfate

They going to rebrand from MCO to CRO to ORC.

zsyjxh8q7b8i

$IEP, $KNOP, $USAC, $ORC are examples of high yield dividends, get a stock screener and keep a constant search of yields and pay close attention to payout history. Mix in some solid companies like $WMT, $T, etc that pay you to hold and your account will grow. Your parents might even respect that. Land/real estate are only for solid deals and when you can make a become off them. Buy land and lease a cell tower on it, buy a house and rent it out or flip it, etc. those deals aren’t liquid and are few and far between. You’ll watch your bitcoin outpace your other investments and be sad, but trust me when Bitcoin takes an 85% dip you’ll sleep better at night.

Laughingboy14

Instructions unclear: bought ORC

Lint_baby_uvulla

In with a comment. Did you know CRO BACKWARDS IS ORC. TOMFOOLERY ALERT!

BobbyY0895

Looking to develop a card game using crypto Was wondering if this possible with crypto Develop a coin called let’s say ORC with only 1000 coins. Make a client that connects to your wallet and by using your ORC coin you can use the ORC Card in the game client. Using such client you can also trade Coins with other players to make your deck better. By also creating a limited amount of coins per card the supply stays limited to the amount of coin you need so that the buyer understands that the coin is still an investment.

Electronic_Tomato_15

My memory is more than a little fuzzy on this,cuz I'm old and generally intoxicated, but remember some of the fuckery around home title entries or something like that back in 2008? Back when the "smart money" and the "titans of finance" along with their political ilk were once again bending over the general populace for another round of "socialized losses vs. privatized gains"? There were some some disputes around signatures and other poor bookkeeping and people had a real tough time battling the banks and mortgages companies? Something like that anyway. NFTs for ANY type of document of consequence. If nothing else to protect yourself should you need it sometime down the road. That for me, is one true value of NFTs that is really tangible and could really provide some value. A cool, digital ORC is great too, but I am just trying to be practical for once.

pkg322

I prefer $ORC and $GOBLIN

MeatStickMcFapperton

How's that? 

dalinara

Yooooo the ORC shaman back again

Irrationalender

Its not true though OP uses a contrived example - data storage on a blockchain - which is _silly_, saying its expensive for other blockchains but not this one is even sillier. And thats half the supposed use-cases for IOTA. Working with data from an append data structure? People who actually work with data(pretty sure OP lied about his line of work...) want parquet or ORC, they want to create spark/pandas dataframes from relational data, run queries on in-memory db using their Business Intelligence tool (tableau, powerBI, etc) And partnerships mean *nothing* in the blockchain world because the companies developing the crypto projects _pay_ other legitimate orgs to "partner" and try out their blockchain. The orgs go through the motions... nothing comes of it. See ripple and western union for example. The text OP posted had lots of weasel words And it struck me as proof by verbosity - just say alot and people will think its legit instead of reading.

Arghmybrain

Biggest gainers past 12 months(1m+ volume 24h) * LGO: 850k% * COCOS: 300k% * ORC: 73k% * SRK: 36k% * ARRR: 29k% * TWT: 28k% * DSLA: 26k% * DOGE: 21k% * TPT: 19k% * THOR: 18k%

ballatanda

Boys, if STMX doesn’t hit $1 by end of April, you’re invited to the @ORC_oracle (Twitter handle) party. Now just $0.0006 on ProBit, and despite having all the tell-tell signs of an absolute shit coin, it’s actually already in-use. DYOR to learn about their solution to do some DeFi stuff with Bitcoin ATMs in Korea. $ORC ready to leave scorched earth behind.