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Ending support for Ordinals, rare sats, and BRC-20 tokens

Phantom no longer supports Ordinals, rare sats, or BRC-20 tokens. They no longer appear in Phantom, including in Collectibles, and Phantom no longer protects them when you send Bitcoin.

What these assets are #

  • Ordinals: Individual satoshis with data attached, such as images, text, or other content. They are sometimes described as Bitcoin NFTs.
  • Rare sats: Collectible satoshis with unique traits, such as notable block positions or historical significance.
  • BRC-20 tokens: A token standard built on top of Ordinals.

Are my assets lost? #

No. These assets are still onchain and remain associated with your Bitcoin address. Phantom just no longer displays or manages them. You can use external platforms to view or manage them.

Only connect your wallet to trusted sites. Options include:

  • Magic Eden
  • UniSat
  • Ordinals Wallet

See also #

  • Send Bitcoin using Sparrow wallet
  • Supported Bitcoin addresses
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