In February

Dogecoin, Litecoin Transactions ‘Spike’ After Ordinals Intervene

Dogecoin recorded an increase in transactions reaching about 1.2 million in a single day following Bitcoin Ordinals intervention.

In February, a developer forked the Ordinals project to PoW blockchain Litecoin. At that time, a pseudonymous Twitter user with the username indigo_nakamoto offered around 5 LTC

The initial hype around Ordinals

Ordinals Drive LTC and DOGE Network Activity to Soar

The initial hype around Ordinals, a service first launched on the Bitcoin blockchain, is waning as transaction costs and network congestion rise. The integration of a

Los Ordinals disparan la actividad en la red de LTC y DOGE

Ordinals on Bitcoin debuted in

Ordinals on Bitcoin debuted in January 2025 and have been a hot topic of discussion since then Ordinal Inscriptions are quite similar to NFTs but come with a slight twist

Litecoin and Dogecoin Integration Boosts Interest in Ordinals

Dogecoin, Litecoin Transactions ‘Spike’ After Ordinals

Lo que empezó con el

Dogecoin, Litecoin Transactions Surge Post Ordinals Intervention

Lo que empezó con el desarrollador Casey Rodarmor, que creó el protocolo Ordinals para inscribir texto e imágenes en la red Bitcoin, ha llegado ahora a Litecoin y

Casey Rodarmor, a developer, initiated the Ordinals protocol as a means to embed text and images onto the Bitcoin network. Recently, this concept has expanded to include Litecoin and

Ordinals Protocol Sparks Surge in Activity on Litecoin and

Ordinals sends LTC and DOGE network activity surging for 3

Dogecoin, Litecoin Transactions 'Spike' After Ordinals Intervene

Remarkably

Remarkably, this surge in network activity coincided with a spike in inscriptions on the Bitcoin network, reaching an unprecedented 400,000 daily inscriptions on

Move over Bitcoin, Ordinals on Litecoin and Dogecoin have unleashed a frenzy of transactions. What began with developer Casey Rodarmor creating the Ordinals protocol to “inscribe” text

Ordinals first arrived on Litecoin after pseudonymous Twitter user Indigo Nakamoto offered 5 LTCworth approximately $500 at the timeto anyone who could