Make something. Mint it.
Minting puts your thing on Bitcoin SV. After that it’s yours: you can sell it, send it to a friend, or let people collect it. All from the Mint button in bWalletX.
What you can make
Art & photos
One of a kind, or a numbered collection.
A painting you photographed, sold as a single piece. Or 50 numbered prints of your best shot.
Straight from the Mint button.
Music
Tracks fans own and play in their wallet.
Release a single as 100 copies. Fans keep it, play it, and can pass it on.
Straight from the Mint button.
Videos & films
Clips, shorts or a whole film.
A short film, a behind-the-scenes clip, or episode one of your series.
Straight from the Mint button. Up to 10 MB per file.
Books & PDFs
Ebooks, zines, guides, reports.
A zine, a recipe book, or a guide you wrote, as a PDF, ebook or text file.
Straight from the Mint button.
A website
A one-page site, on chain for good.
A one-page portfolio, a wedding page, or a manifesto that nobody can take down.
Straight from the Mint button, as one HTML page.
Tickets & passes
Entry to your chatroom, event or site.
Sell 30 passes to your private chatroom, or tickets to a gig. Holding one lets you in.
Straight from the Mint button.
A coin or memecoin
Your own token, fixed supply.
A coin for your club, your community or just for fun. You pick the name and how many exist.
Straight from the Mint button.
Contracts
Agreements both sides sign.
A deal with a client: half up front, half when the work is delivered.
b, the wallet’s AI assistant, drafts it with you.
Trading strategies
Package a strategy others can buy.
A rule like “buy this token weekly, stop at $50”, packaged so others can buy and run it.
b, the wallet’s AI assistant, drafts it with you.
An app
List your bApp with its own token.
You built an app. List it in the wallet’s Apps tab with a token of its own.
b, the wallet’s AI assistant, drafts it with you.
What it costs
Usually well under a cent for a photo
You pay the Bitcoin SV network to store your file, so the price depends on its size. A typical photo costs a fraction of a cent. A 1 MB file is about two cents. A full 10 MB video is about 20 cents. bWalletX adds a 1% fee on top of the network fee. Starting a new collection takes one extra transaction, so it roughly doubles the cost of that first mint.
The wallet shows the exact price in dollars before you confirm. Prices here assume BSV at about $20 and the wallet’s standard network fee; they move with the BSV price. The limit is 10 MB per file; the wallet can shrink a big photo for you.
Contracts and new kinds of instruments
A contract in bWalletX is an agreement that both sides sign. Once it is locked on chain, it pays out by its own rules: money goes where the contract says, when the contract says. b, the wallet’s AI assistant, helps you draft it. It asks who it’s between, what each side agrees to, the price and the dates.
Please read this
Anything that works like an investment, such as shares, bonds or a pension, may be regulated where you live. You are responsible for following the law. bWalletX is a wallet: it does not offer investments, and it can’t tell you whether something you make is allowed. If in doubt, ask a lawyer before you mint or sell it.
Questions
Is it permanent?
Yes. Inscriptions on Bitcoin SV can’t be deleted. So don’t mint anything you don’t own, and nothing illegal.
Who owns it?
Whoever holds it in their wallet. When you mint, that’s you. Your keys stay on your device; we can’t move your things.
Can I sell it?
Yes. List it on the Exchange tab, set a price in dollars, and buyers pay in BSV. You can also just send it to someone.
Does it work on my phone and in Chrome?
Yes. bWalletX runs on Android, iPhone and as a Chrome extension. Contracts, strategies and apps need the full bWalletX (with b, the assistant).
bWalletX is in beta: test with small amounts. Questions: support@bwalletx.com