Block 974,136
Block 974,136's hash picked 7b4439f0…a31fi0 out of 10,000 Sub 10K pieces, on pick 1.
“At block 974,136 a Sub 10K relic, untouched since before the Runes halving, rose bearing the OG Mark.”
Ready to inscribe: 864 bytes, 506 vB on chain, about 1,052 sats at 1 sat/vB. Shadow draw, so nothing is inscribed. Save the stone · SHA-256 86c3171c8712…
- Block hash
- 00000000000000…917ec46944
- Mined
- Sun, 01 Nov 2026 14:32:02 UTC
- Transactions
- 3,088
- First sat
- 2,010,667,500,000,000 uncommon · 0°134136′408″0‴ · “pkthsqdawf”
- List
- 77d8db63a202…539d3da2
- Rules
- inscriboors/draw/v1
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0020953b6131882919cbf21b4c57afede7079c2e25a1d218635f01000000000000000000f4bbbf8c60825eb24681abf5b1550c411548a671fe34c41ee0887ab9c3670549624de76aace50117b39ec5c7
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