Tutorial: Step-by-step instructions on how to cast DRC20 inscriptions

Original Author: Rhythm Worker, BlockBeats

It is known that ten months ago, the cost of making a ORDI (a single sheet of 1000 coins) was between $2 and $3. Considering that the market price of each ORDI was $50 at the time, the current valuation of one has skyrocketed to $50,000. If it remains held during this 10-month period, it will mean that investors enjoy a staggering return of up to 20,000 times.

Now we have entered a new era of “hand-rubbing” inscriptions for all. Recently, Dogecoin was also supported by the decentralized Ordinals indexing service Trac, allowing the Dogecoin network to expand its capabilities to include support for the minting of DRC-20 tokens. It is worth mentioning that the minting fee of DRC-20 is much lower than that of the BTC network, which attracts the participation of many users.

So, how do you mint a new project on the DRC 20 protocol? BlockBeats has put together a tutorial for this:

1. Go to the foundry website

Go to the UniElon website, look at the progress bar of the minting percentage, it shows that 100% of the green ones have been minted, and the orange ones are in progress, and scroll to the project that is being minted.

2. Select the project

Here take the BEEZ being minted as an example, click to enter the BEEZ minting page and click Mint.

3. Click Next to proceed to the next step

4. Go ahead and click Next

5. Payment

The gas fee and service fee to be paid are displayed on the screen, so check and confirm it, click “Submint &Pay invoice” and submit the payment.

6. Pay with a wallet

The page shows that the minting needs to be completed within 1 hour, and confirm the payment fee, click “Pay with unielon wallet” to pay with Unielon wallet.

7. Signature

Click “sign&send” to sign the wallet.

BlockBeats Note: This article is not intended as any investment advice, the cost of inscription deployment and minting is low, and most of the inscription tokens themselves do not have any use cases, please pay attention to the screening risks.