Runestone Eligibility Algorithm Update: Volunteer contributors in the Discord determined that there are ~110,000 addresses that held 3 or more non-TXT/JSON inscriptions at block height 826,600 (6 days ago on the 1-year anniversary of Ordinals). Using parent-child, batch inscribing, and delegation a Runestone could be inscribed and airdropped to all ~110,000 addresses for ~2.3 BTC at 30 sat/vB. At current BTC/USD prices that would be $96,724 total with a cost of $0.88 per recipient. This would be the largest Ordinals airdrop ever and the vast majority of year one Ordinals collectors would receive it regardless of whether they were a whale or a minnow. Given each Runestone would likely have value far exceeding the 88 cents in fees it would take to execute it, it would be irrational for the year one Ordinals community not to reward themselves with it. No eligibility algorithm will be perfect but this one is simple where anyone can intuitively understand it and feel that it was mostly fair especially given it is unbiased towards any specific collections and has no team allocation. Go share your feedback on this proposal in the MISSION 5 thread in the Runestone Discord: → discord.gg/runestone If you are technical we need multiple people to independently verify an exact list of the addresses that meet this criterion using a snapshot at block height 826,600. Every independent verifier should publish their list publicly so that the generated lists can be compared for accuracy and so that people can check if their address is on the list which will allow for another level of feedback. Special thanks to @hbeckeri, @SanjFomojis, @Vannix_4, and @revofusion for helping to run these rough calculations as well as to everyone who has been actively contributing in respectful discourse in the Discord!