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#OP_SPACE_en 001: Universal BRC-20 Extension, Tech overview
Recorded: Sept. 19, 2025 Duration: 0:23:19Space Recording
Short Summary
The inaugural OP space in English has launched, focusing on Bitcoin's op code and the introduction of BRC20, a new token standard. This event marks a significant step in expanding the project's reach and fostering community engagement, with strategic partnerships and emerging trends shaping the future of blockchain technology.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Okay, hello, hello, two-mounds.
Hello, everyone.
Just setting up the space.
I'm arriving in two minutes. Thank you. Okay. Okay, so hello, I will start.
So, hello everyone, it's the first OP space, sorry I haven't managed for the sound for tonight, but let's see after if I can do something.
So tonight it will be the first OP space in English.
So for everyone to know what is OP space, it's the first life space I began one year ago, more or less, and I make a manifesto in French.
And I plan to make the same manifesto in English as the child of the inscription,
just to keep track of the core idea of this space.
It's only to talk about op code on bitcoin and it's really a pleasure to open the
first op space with op return and with the universal brc20 a very i think interesting
tech and usage of bitcoin and the use of bitcoin. We can chat about it. Obviously, I will present.
So basically, the OP space, I make 10 or 15 minutes of overall
presentation with pinning links in comments.
I put comments, I put all the links in comments
put all the links in comments and try to pin most of the links.
and try to pin most of the links.
We will check a bit some transactions to see what is about and let's allow any questions
as well so feel free to ask your question in comments.
I can make this post and pin this post.
Voila. And so, yeah, it's Galois, OPSpace, the opcode to listen to Bitcoin.
So let's discover Opf return and Universal BSC20, as I think you know, more or less good.
I see some familiar faces, so a pleasure to see people who build around it.
The basic thing is about writing the data in the easiest way and something very native to op return and data on Bitcoin is JSON. really well done for today and for nowadays APIs and all connection that we can have.
A good example of it is the ABI of the contract on any VM chains.
It's reducing the on-chain complexity with JSON-based formatting.
So it's, I think, something very straightforward and the most direct way that we can apply JSON-based standard on Bitcoin, I think, is BRC20.
And it's really the most, it's really the native envelope.
I really feel it that it's the native envelope of BRC20.
that it's the native envelope of BRC20.
Because in fact, when you look, BRC20 is depending on ordinals
for historic reasons.
There are a lot of text inscriptions and BRC20-related inscriptions,
and it's really a way to put it where it should be, I think, in some sense. So I hope that I will be able to answer many wonders that you can have.
And I hope that we can also dream about all what is now possible with this.
And present a bit what I try to do, what some guys are trying to do,
and also shield the space and shield everyone who wants to build and make things around it.
Be free to ask questions and see how we can manage the knowledge.
So basically, I will share the first kind of transaction, which is the
OPQT deployment. And maybe let's talk about the three basics operation. Okay, the screenshot is not well.
But yeah, you have.
The idea is really to use the same operation as we know
and see how we can extend them as well.
Because BRC20 is a very easy template
where we can make a lot.
And I think it's interesting to see what can happen
with this really easily, quickly.
And what I really love with this kind of writing the data
is it's clear on Bitcoin.
It's readable on mempool.
And we have the three basics operations, Mint, Deploy,
Transfer, which is working.
So how it works, to be sure, that's
because we don't have the SAT theory here.
It's an ordinal layer, so we need to take it out and how to use it it's
the idea of the standard um of universal bsc20 is to say if we want a universal release bsc20 that
anyone can understand right and understand maybe maybe way later.
It would be in that sense, I think,
and some also believers think.
And it's op return and the next output of the op return is the receiver.
This is, I think, one of the core ID.
We have op return, we have the output, and the output is the owner of the outcome of the op return.
So if you make a mint, you have the op return,
and below the op return, you have the receiver address.
And I think this is the first transfer ID.
And the other one is to make a full transfer, you need to have the token.
And how do you check if you have the token?
You check the inputs of the transaction.
And so I will share a mint example transaction and also a fail mint transaction. And so I will share a mint example transaction and also a fail mint transaction
because at the start I made some mistakes with the Bitcoin core and I made some invalid
mints as well with no receiver below. So, okay, I will find it back.
And so it's important for a transfer to have the first people who have money
and send, obviously, and the receiver will be above below
the operator so this idea is i think pretty easy i don't know if you have some questions
about this the the basic kinds of the basic rules i don't know if you
basic rules. I don't know if you... or if we can move ahead with the OPI.
No, I don't see any questions in the...
Okay. So, I will pin a link.
So, and obviously the big builder as well in the space and big supporter are
is on GitHub with the with the help of Blacknode as well. So I really want to thanks them for their work. They're really
doing great work. So the OPI I really recommend to check okay okay but I think you have most of the link. I already know them.
I really recommend to check the whole GitHub of the Universal.
Supported by BlackNaut.
So this is basically the very ground, the first ground of BSC20 and of what all everyone know,
I think, about BSC20. And I really believe, I believe in BSC20 because I believe that we can do more operation and we can create really strong standards for
kind of the future of finance that can be enabled on Bitcoin.
So how to do this?
I just want to showcase a bit some OPI that were proposed. And after we can jump directly
into some concerns
from the community
or...
Okay.
there are
for now two OPIs
in the
GitHub where There are, for now, two OPIs in the GitHub,
where we have the first proposed no return,
which I think should be really discussed with the community,
and maybe everyone can give an opinion on the no return and the breach.
I think it will be the ground for a community engagement and wandering at the root of the protocol.
And there is the swap proposal, which is obviously very awaited.
There is the swap proposal, which is obviously very weighted.
So I read, as everyone, the proposal
deposited by or authored by lol, text.lol.
And the idea, very simple, will allow us to swap in another way that we are used to, I think.
But by allowing all the cool stuff that a swap can allow in terms of path into the swaps,
like to be able to have maybe cross liquidity
and stuff like this.
It can be a simple system that can allow a lot of complexity
and a lot of, not complexity, but a lot of use cases
and a way to use it.
So, yeah, let's see when it's up.
And maybe as well about scripting address.
There are some kinds of experimentation now.
Where we can, I think, yeah, maybe I will talk about it later and regarding questions
and maybe people concerns and see this after.
Because I don't know if it's clear or not for you,
the protocol and what do you want to learn about it? Is it how to contribute, how to build, how to use it,
how to read it, to understand it?
You can have a lot of ways to engage with the protocol.
You are not in force to be a dev.
You are not in force to
have some high level skills or things like this, but anyone can learn from it.
And everybody can, I think,
build really cool stuff.
And also be bullish about the new tech. Okay, I see some guys. I'm not.
Wait.
Okay.
Co-host.
How do I put it.
I should have.
I see.
And me.
Okay. Ah, yes, thank you. Okay, cool. Hello, soldier. Sorry for... Okay, I'm linked. Cool.
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Okay.
Okay, if you don't have like, so Xsoldier, I don't know if you manage to come up or not.
Yeah, so maybe one article from the swap.
I think it's the link that most you have.
They are all on the Telegram, on the group chat, on the BlackNode group chat. Obviously, I can...
I recommend you to join it, to link with the community.
Hello.
Hello.
I have just a question.
What do you think about the situation between the C and Knot and how you think it will be good or
not for takes.lol and open return? Oh, a good question. Thanks.
What I see is I think Knot will lost on the long run because what I see is I think Nodes will be lost in the long run.
Because what I think is for professionals and for Nodes operators and really business guys, you need to have a use case or to say, okay, I really want to filter this like for
optimization or for some reason.
And I really don't think there's other than people
ideologically impacted.
I don't know how much the industry will be impacted
by this ideology, but in fact,
I think the money will tell.
And okay, the node doesn't make money,
like nodes don't make money.
So I think the core at the end of the day will earn just by design.
But it's a very good, I think it's very interesting to have this node implementation and debate around op return and about what we can store and not store.
And because all nodes are very hard to un-store from Bitcoin.
So I think it's...
Yeah, I don't know if it answered the question very well.
Okay, thanks.
There is a lot of...
The last day, there is a lot of the last day there is a lot, and the team not doxed, but they push a little for more. We will stay.
