Quote from: Ambatman on September 27, 2024, 12:37:06 PM

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The flow of satoshis from inputs to outputs in Bitcoin transactions is done First-In-First-Out. (sending a UTXO containing 1,000,000sats to two addresses: 500,000 to the first and 490,000 to the second, will send the first 500,000 to the first address, 490,000 to the second, and the rest of 10,000 sats to the miner's address adding the block)

This is an Ordinal theory not a Bitcoin protocol

Bitcoin are fungible so all Sats are equal.

This is highly likely a passing Fad so I doubt it has a future not to mention rarity is speculative and hasn't been proper stated so I doubt it would be liquid.
Not to mention It was increase the number of Bitcoin scams since individuals that know little and have the money could be deceived to buy a "normal" as rare.

Yes it's fun hunting and seeing something corresponding with history, but if miners focus on rare Sat's what do you think would happen to the security of Bitcoin in the long run?

Well not a hater of development but I love development that complements not contradicts.

JUST FYI to all: Every satoshi has its own unique name, number, and place in the blockchain. It also has a history of where it has been. These are all attributes that can be used to make something collectible. These factors can lead to extreme rarity whether you agree or not. Those are facts. Whether it catches on is another question.

Also all of this satoshi data can be looked up and verified all the way to the final satoshi that will ever be mined. The data has already been created all the way up to the final sat that will be mined.