The drawing
r/Bitcoin asks for ad ideas. Mavensbot answers within the hour with an MS Paint wizard captioned magic internet money.
One MS Paint wizard from 2013 became MIM, a memecoin, and 10,000 Bitcoin Wizards inscribed on the chain it advertised.
r/Bitcoin asks for ad ideas. Mavensbot answers within the hour with an MS Paint wizard captioned magic internet money.
It becomes one of the most successful ads Reddit has ever run. South Park airs its homage, and weeks later Bitcoin first crosses $1,000.
The community crowdfunds a full-page Wall Street Journal ad, raising about $1,000 in Bitcoin.
Ordinals arrive. 1,337 wizards are inscribed and $WZRD launches as a Bitcoin memecoin on day one of BRC-20.
Mavensbot buys inscription #70, a wizard from Bitcoin's very first days. Everything since is built on it.
MIM is etched as rune #17, in the very first block Runes existed, with a supply of 21 billion.
The collection is announced and the community draws it: close to 60,000 submissions.
On the meme's twelfth anniversary, at 13:37 EST, holders swap into MIM.
The window shuts. 18.6B claimed, and the unclaimed 2.4B go to Satoshi's wallet, never to move again.
The first wizards inscribe as children of #70, each mint spending the parent's coin as on-chain proof.
MIM/USD and MIM/EUR open, the memecoin's first major exchange listing.
The drawing window shuts and Mavensbot starts working through the pile.
9,200 approved wizards enter a public queue. Holders swipe like or pass, and duplicates get flagged.
Top-ranked wizards inscribe whenever fees touch 1 sat/vB, most landing on block 9 sats that Satoshi sent to Hal Finney.