ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's Project Spartacus was launched on December 5, and will mint 76,911 files of the Afghanistan war logs on the Bitcoin blockchain through the Ordinals protocol. The minting process will span multiple blocks, with the aim not to raise funds for Assange, but to permanently record his story in Bitcoin's history.In 2010, Julian Assange released the Afghanistan war logs through WikiLeaks, and Assange along with his family and friends have always been working to maintain their accessibility.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of the cryptocurrency exchange BitMEX and current Chief Investment Officer of the private wealth office Maelstrom, announced the launch of his first NFT series Airheads using the Bitcoin Ordinals protocol.

ChainCatcher news, Ordinals developer Leonidas posted on social media that the Runestone protocol has begun its auction activity prior to the airdrop. Runestone is currently the largest ordinal inscription calculated by block size, with the highest bid in the auction reaching 0.26 BTC, approximately $17,261.61.It is reported that the proceeds from this auction will be used to pay the Bitcoin network fees for the Runestone airdrop, and will all go to Bitcoin miners. This project does not include team allocation or presale, and aims to treat all participants fairly through an open-source qualification algorithm, without favoring large holders.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the BRC-20 project Bitcoin Dogs based on the Ordinals protocol has announced the completion of a $3.1 million presale funding, with investor information not yet disclosed.It is reported that the project will launch a play-to-earn game based on a pet simulator.

According to ChainCatcher news reported by Decrypt, the games currently inscribed on the Bitcoin blockchain by encrypted users through the Ordinals inscription protocol include: Super Nintendo Emulator Pizza Ninja; Pac-Man (Ordinals inscription number #189,058); Tetris (Ordinals inscription number #35,043,603); Doom (Ordinals inscription number #466); the text-based adventure game Zork (Ordinals inscription number #146); Snake (Ordinals inscription number #142).

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, during 332 transactions, an anonymous wallet address spent approximately 1.5 BTC (about $66,000) through the Ordinals protocol to write 8.93 MB of encrypted binary data onto the Bitcoin blockchain.Among them, the most expensive transaction had a single fee of several thousand dollars, while most transaction fees were close to $200. Since the data is encrypted, the specific information conveyed by this data cannot currently be deciphered.

ChainCatcher news, according to Dune Analytics data, the daily trading volume of the mainstream platform for Bitcoin Ordinals inscriptions has risen to approximately $15.94 million yesterday, an increase of over 200% compared to the recent low of $4.94 million on November 26.