Bitcoin Stamps Protocols
Complete suite of metaprotocols enabling permanent digital assets, tokens, and services directly on Bitcoin. Started with mikeinspace's first stamp at block 779,652 and KEVIN as the first SRC-20 token at block 788,041.
Protocol Architecture
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ Applications │
├────────────┬────────────┬───────────┤
│ SRC-20 │ SRC-721 │ SRC-101 │ ← Token Standards
├────────────┴────────────┴───────────┤
│ OLGA / P2WSH │ MULTISIG │ ← Encoding Layer
├───────────────────┴─────────────────┤
│ Bitcoin Blockchain │ ← Permanent Storage
└─────────────────────────────────────┘Protocol Standards
SRC-20 Tokens
Fungible tokens on Bitcoin. KEVIN was the first SRC-20 token, demonstrating fair launch principles and community-driven growth.
Features: Direct Bitcoin storage, OLGA encoding, community distribution
Complete SRC-20 Specification →
SRC-101 Names
Human-readable names for Bitcoin addresses and resources using the SRC-101 protocol.
Features: Decentralized resolution, address mapping, readable identity system
SRC-721 Recursion Standard
Advanced recursion capabilities allowing multiple Bitcoin Stamps to be combined into composite artwork via SRC-721.
Features: Recursive stamp references, composable art layers, multi-stamp combinations
OLGA P2WSH Encoding
Encoding optimization protocol that reduces transaction costs by using P2WSH instead of bare multisig through OLGA.
Features: P2WSH encoding, cost reduction, multi-protocol support
Stamps Improvement Proposals (SIPs)
Structured framework for protocol-level changes coordinating implementation across indexers. Includes roadmap for conditional transfers, bridges, privacy features, and native AMM.
Features: Protocol governance, implementation coordination, phased rollout
Getting Started
Ready to build with Bitcoin Stamps protocols?
- Create Your First Stamp → - Start with basic stamp creation
- SRC-20 Token Tutorial → - Learn token development
- SDK Integration → - Technical implementation guide
- Community Resources → - Get help and support
All Bitcoin Stamps protocols store data permanently on Bitcoin, ensuring your digital assets last as long as the network itself.