ORDI

ORDI is a meme token and the first asset issued under the BRC-20 token standard, an experimental protocol that uses Bitcoin's Ordinals inscription system to embed token data directly onto individual satoshis. It does not claim to solve a specific technical or financial problem in the way a utility protocol might; rather, it was created to demonstrate that fungible tokens could be issued on Bitcoin without a separate smart-contract layer. Its primary audience has been collectors, experimenters, and participants in the Bitcoin-native token ecosystem.

ORDI tokens are inscribed onto the Bitcoin blockchain using the Ordinals protocol, meaning the token's existence and transfers are recorded as data attached to Bitcoin transactions rather than through a separate chain or smart contract. The BRC-20 standard defines how a ticker, supply, and mint rules are encoded in those inscriptions, and wallets that understand the standard can read and transfer balances. ORDI also appears in the Solana ecosystem category in this dataset, though the core mechanism and origin of the token are rooted in Bitcoin inscriptions.

No fee stream or revenue mechanism is recorded in the data for ORDI. The protocol does not collect fees, and there is no on-chain revenue flowing to token holders or a treasury that can be measured here. This means that fee-based measures commonly used to evaluate other digital assets — such as fee yield or protocol revenue multiples — are not applicable. The token's 100 percent supply issuance and zero dilution overhang confirm that all 21,000,000 tokens are already in circulation, with no additional supply pending.