A glance at six Bitcoin wallet interactive tutorials

Six Interactive Bitcoin Wallet Tutorials A Comprehensive Look

Author: Luccy & Jaleel & Jack

In recent weeks, the Bitcoin ecosystem has become one of the most discussed topics in the community.

UniSat announced the launch of the brc20-swap mainnet, the sats token saw impressive gains, projects in the brc-20 field experienced frequent skyrocketing, Lightning Labs introduced the new Bitcoin protocol Taproot Assets, distributing airdrops to users, the RGB protocol that allows for the creation of smart contracts on the Bitcoin network, and the first recursive inscription game “Pixel War” on the Bitcoin ecosystem Ordinals, and so on.

With the rise of numerous Bitcoin ecosystem projects, each project has released its own Bitcoin wallet. Users must configure the corresponding wallet products in advance in order to participate in these “new games,” otherwise they may miss the opportunity to “grab the first mine.”

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BlockBeats has compiled a guide on how to register and use some of the popular Bitcoin ecosystem protocol wallet products in recent times for readers’ reference.

Unisat Wallet

Initially, UniSat, the developer of BRC-20, seemed like the “outlier” in the new ecosystem, but now BRC-20 is driving the Bitcoin network crazy once again. As the first person to eat the crab, UniSat is one of the few projects that have truly grasped the opportunity.

As the first open-source browser extension wallet for Ordinals on Bitcoin, UniSat Wallet can store and transfer Ordinals, view unconfirmed inscriptions, be 100% open source, record (mint) instantly without running a full node, and store and transfer brc-20.

It can be said that BRC broke free thanks to lucky timing during the “meme season,” or that the hype around BRC cannot last long. However, the returns UniSat has obtained are real and substantial. With the Bitcoin ecosystem being popular right now, UniSat is almost the first choice of participants.

Wallet registration tutorial

1. Open the Unisat official website, select the Chrome browser, download the extension, and install it.

2. In the Chrome browser extensions, open the Unisat plugin. On this interface, new users select “Create new wallet” and enter a password to register. A 12-word mnemonic phrase will pop up, backup the mnemonic phrase, select the address that follows m/86/0/0/0/0, and click “Continue” to create the wallet successfully.

Minting BRC-20

BRC-20 is a fungible token protocol issued on the Bitcoin native chain, similar to ERC-20. Since the minting cost of Unisat Wallet is relatively high, it can be used to view real-time inscription minting information, such as the text and number of minted inscriptions, the quantity already minted, the holders, and so on.

Related reading: “The Hottest Brc20 Token Minting Tutorial on the Internet”

Ordinals Wallet

Ordinals Wallet is the native wallet of the Ordinals ecosystem. As a non-custodial BTC wallet, it allows users to view and store BTC and Ordinals NFTs.

Wallet registration tutorial

1. Open the Ordinals Wallet official website, click on the top right corner “Connect Wallet”, and select Ordinals Wallet link.

2. New users on this interface can select “Create new wallet”. After entering a password for registration, click on “Generate seed phrase”. After backing up the 12-word seed phrase, fill in the mnemonic phrase that needs to be authenticated and click “next” to create it successfully.

Transaction BitMap

Bitmap is a metaverse protocol supported by the Bitcoin community, with each plot of land representing a BTC block number. According to Ordinals Wallet data, Bitmap has surged to the top of the Trending list at a floor price of 0.0007 BTC.

1. Click on “receive” in the personal account page of Ordinals Wallet to generate a wallet address, copy it to the trading platform for BTC transfer, select BTC in the transaction network, confirm, and wait for the BTC to arrive in the account.

1. On the wallet homepage, click on “Trade now” for the Bitmap project.

2. Choose a Bitmap that you like. You can adjust the desired Bitmap style in the feature retrieval bar on the left side. Click “Buy Now”.

ATOM Wallet

Atomcial is the “new darling” of the Bitcoin ecosystem. Compared to Ordinals, Atomcial allows storage of one or more files during minting, defines and updates the application state of basic file types and any complex file types using Satoshis as the accounting unit, and provides decentralized and direct minting modes. It also has a built-in stock code naming service.

Atomicals protocol solves the long-standing problem of representing any fungible token asset on the Bitcoin blockchain. Atommap is the first NFT generated by CPU mining on the Atomicals protocol, and it has sparked heated discussions in the Bitcoin community.

If you want to participate in Atommap mining, UniSat Wallet cannot meet the requirements, you must use ATOM Wallet to complete the operation normally.

Wallet Registration Tutorial

1. Open the ATOM Wallet official website, select the Chrome browser to download the plugin and install it.

2. In the Chrome browser extension, open the ATOM Wallet plugin. New users should select “Create new wallet” on this interface. After entering the password to register, a 12-word mnemonic will pop up. Backup the mnemonic and select the address that ends with m/86/0/0/0/0. Click “Continue” to create successfully.

Mine AtomMap

1. Visit the official GitHub page and select atommap_svg_final.zip. On the detailed page, click the download icon on the right to download and extract it.

2. After extraction, find the file number you want to register.

It is divided into 6 stages: Number 0.atommap.svg represents 1D.atommap, which takes about 10 seconds to mine; Number 10.atommap.svg represents 2D.atommap, which takes about 3 minutes to mine; Number 100.atommap.svg represents 3D.atommap, which takes about 40 minutes to mine; Number 1000.atommap.svg represents 4D.atommap, which takes about 10 hours to mine; 5D.atommap takes about 1 week to mine; 6D.atommap takes about 3 months to mine.

3. Open the atomicals client or carving website to start engraving. Link to ATOM Wallet, select Atomicals at the top, and NFT in the bottom tabs. Using 0.atommap.svg as an example, upload the 0.atommap.svg file to the black box.

4. Select SET Bitwork, and the number in Bitwork Commit should match the selected number. Enter ab0 and click “Preview” to start POW mining.

5. Choose the casting speed you need, click “Inscribe”, link to the ATOM Wallet to pay the required amount, and start casting.

Alby Wallet

Nostr is a distributed social media protocol designed to create a censorship-resistant global social network. The protocol does not rely on trusted central servers; instead, all users run a client. Using this client, users publish content by writing an article, signing it with their private keys, and sending it to other servers, which then forward the content.

Nostr Assets Protocol is about to launch features such as Taproot Assets and Fair Mint. Taproot Assets are based on Bitcoin’s multi-signature and hash timelock contracts for asset issuance, and utilize the Lightning Network’s trust channels for large-scale distribution and circulation of assets, with asset settlement provided by the Bitcoin mainnet throughout the entire process.

Ordinals assets are easy to distribute but difficult to seize, while Taproot Assets do not require seizing but are difficult to distribute. Taproot Assets’ issuance model is similar to an ICO, with easy issuance but difficult subsequent operation and distribution, requiring the project party to have strong comprehensive capabilities in technology, operation, and marketing. Currently, over 40,000 types of assets, including tokens and NFTs, have been issued on Taproot Assets.

To use Nostr and its applications, you need to use the Alby Wallet.

Wallet registration tutorial:

1. Open the Alby official website and choose “Add browser Extension” to download and install the plugin. If you have installed the Alby plugin, you can directly click “Create Account” to enter step four.

2. After the plugin is installed, the page will automatically redirect to the wallet creation page. Follow the prompts to enter the password.

3. Click “Use Alby Link”, and the web page will redirect to a new window.

4. In the new window, new users select “Sign up to connect” on this interface. After passing the network security check, register and verify via email.

5. After completing the registration, the page will automatically close and return to the original window. Click Nostr to create a new Nostr account, generate a 12-word mnemonic phrase, and backup. Note that this key cannot be displayed all at once. Each word needs to be clicked individually to view.

Interacting with Nostr Assets

1. Click “Receive” in Alby Wallet and select “Lightning invoice”.

2. Enter the amount of recharge in “Amount”, in satoshis. Click “Create invoice” to generate an invoice number. Transfer BTC from the trading platform to Alby Wallet. Choose “BTC-Lightning” as the withdrawal network and submit. Wait for BTC to arrive.

3. Open the Nostr Assets official website, log in to Alby Wallet, and click the “Receive” option after SATS assets.

4. Select “Lightning” in “Amount” (Lightning Network), enter the amount of assets to be transferred, click “Create Invoice”, copy it to the “Send” page of Alby Wallet, enter the invoice number, and recharge BTC to Nostr Assets for trading.

BitMask Wallet

BitMask Wallet is the first NFT wallet in the RGB ecosystem launched by DIBA Global, currently running on the Bitcoin test network. All SATs and assets created in this version are completed with test Bitcoin and will soon be launched on the Bitcoin mainnet.

Pepe collaborates with BitMask Wallet. Register BitMask Wallet and complete the PePe RGB task to get a total of 170xp.

Wallet registration tutorial

1. Open the BitMask official website, select the Chrome browser to download the extension and install it.

2. In the Chrome browser extension, open the BitMask plugin. The above page options will become “Continue with Extension” and “Go to Web Wallet”. Click “continue with extension”.

3. New users on this interface select “Create Wallet”. If you have previously used BitMask, you can “Import Wallet” by entering the previously set password and mnemonic phrase.

4. Create a login password (minimum of 8 characters) according to the prompts, and check the “Agree to terms of service” box. Then click “Create a new wallet”.

5. Create a username. This username will generate a handle for you to use with the Lightning Network and Nostr. After entering the username, click “Create username”.

6. After the username is created, a reminder to generate a mnemonic phrase will appear. After reading the risk warning, click “Start” to display a 24-word mnemonic phrase.

7. Click “Copy mnemonic seed phrase” to save the mnemonic phrase, copy it to the “Enter seed phrase here” box, check the options below, and click “confirm”. After being redirected to a new page, click “launch” to complete the creation of the BitMask wallet.

Currently, BitMask is released up to version 0.6.3, and users can transfer tokens and UDAs. They can also choose whether to publish the issued tokens to the public list of available assets in the future. It is reported that BitMask will be updated based on test results and bug fixes.

Forging PePe RGB

1. Open BitMask Wallet, click “Receive”, select the asset network you want to transfer to, and copy the corresponding wallet address to the trading platform.

2. The “PePe RGB” task has ended. Previously, the activity required logging into a Zealy account. You can choose to log in via Discord, wallet, or email.

3. After completing the Twitter task as instructed, fill in the BitMask Wallet username.

OKX Web3 Wallet

In addition to some mainstream Bitcoin wallets, OKX Web3 Wallet has become one of the choices for many users because it can be used on mobile devices, which reduces the user’s entry threshold.

OKX Web3 Wallet is the first multi-chain wallet that supports Ordinals transactions and the first wallet that can trade BRC-20 tokens on mobile devices. It fully supports minting, trading BRC-20 tokens, and BTC NFTs.

Wallet registration tutorial

1. Open the OKX Web3 Wallet official website, click “Connect Wallet”, and install the plugin on Chrome browser.

2. In the plugin, click “Create New Wallet” and “Mnemonic” one by one, enter a password and confirm it to create the wallet successfully. Mobile users can log in to the OKEx app, select “Web3 Wallet” above the homepage, click “Create Wallet”, enter a password in the pop-up “Set Password” and confirm it to create the wallet successfully.

After creating the wallet, back up the mnemonic that pops up on the wallet homepage. After verifying the correct mnemonic as required, you can start using the wallet.

Entering the Bitcoin ecosystem

As a well-established leading exchange, OKX has brought wallet product development to a new level with continuous breakthroughs, self-iteration, and innovation, reducing user entry barriers and providing a one-stop service for the entire process.

The OKX Web3 Wallet Ordinals Market is completely decentralized, with no platform service fees for interactions, making it the industry’s first multi-chain app wallet that supports the Ordinals Market. Users can transfer, trade, and mint BRC-20 tokens and BTC NFTs through the Ordinals Market.

BlockBeats reminds users that the current Bitcoin ecosystem market is dominated by FOMO sentiment, and most inscriptions and protocols are showing intense capital rotation. Investors must exercise caution when participating. In addition, there are currently many new wallets in the relevant ecosystem, and the minting cost of BRC-20 tokens is low, and most tokens themselves have no practical use cases. Users are advised to protect their mnemonics during the use and investment process and pay attention to risk identification.

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