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TechFlow reports that an X platform user, Web 390, raised a question regarding Ordinals, stating that in a wallet holding 10,001 satoshis, only one is considered a "rare sat." When sending 10,000 satoshis, how can one ensure the rare sat is not sent? How is which satoshi to send determined?
Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr responded, saying first and foremost, this concept doesn't exist—Ordinals is merely a scam.
In response to a question from X platform user Web 390 regarding Ordinals, who asked that in a wallet holding 10,001 satoshis, only one is considered a "rare sat." When sending 10,000 satoshis, how can one ensure the rare sat is not sent, and how to choose which satoshi to send? Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr replied that first of all, such a thing does not exist—Ordinals is simply a scam.
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