Orgchain

A child of . Its birth spends 's inscription.

awards a belt: one skill, one seat, soulbound to it.

A decision on 's record, signed by spending its inscription.

makes an item: an inscription it holds, and can sell. The making spends 's inscription.

The name and note are public and permanent, like all inscription metadata: put a hash or a link here, never a secret or a document.

sends test BTC from its SegWit address. It has .

The sender pays the chain's 500-sat fee. One send spends at most 64 coins and moves at most 50 test BTC, one block reward.

buys an item another node holds, or an org or a whole holding with its tree. It has .

lists an item it holds, an org of its own with its tree, or, as a holding, itself whole, for any node to take at its price.

publishes its keyring: one inscription that lists its keys on each chain, each key signing the same statement. Publishing spends 's inscription.

Each key signs the way its own wallets sign a message: BIP-322 for the Bitcoin addresses, a nostr event for the npub, EIP-191 for Ethereum. No other node can list these keys while this keyring stands. A newer keyring replaces it, and a graduation retires it.

takes a legal form: an on-chain record of what it is off chain.

Public and permanent: a form, a code, a name and a hash, never the documents. Hash a file reads it here, and nothing leaves this tab. The newest charter counts. A series is chartered by its master, and it lapses if the master closes, stops holding series, or the series leaves its holding. Whoever holds the inscription holds control, whatever the form.

vouches for , and the edge flips from derived to adopted. A graduate holds its own root and becomes a holding of its own, so it mines, and it stays open if closes: an org takes its derived subtree along, and an agent goes independent, free to birth and award. The event spends 's inscription.