A world with edges
Someone opens a world. It gets a few paths, a step limit, and a final block. Those numbers are fixed the second it exists and nobody can edit them, not even the person who chose them.
Shared creation · carried by Bitcoin
A world opens with a handful of paths and a last block already chosen. Take one of those paths. Add your moment. Then close the tab, and come back to find that the story moved while you were gone.
Nothing to buy. No project token, rewards, royalties, public mint, or official trading market. The small amount of bitcoin a path holds comes back to you when the path ends.
two paths · one bloom
MEET
Thirty seconds
No sign up, no wallet, and no reading required before it makes sense. Here is the whole idea.
Someone opens a world. It gets a few paths, a step limit, and a final block. Those numbers are fixed the second it exists and nobody can edit them, not even the person who chose them.
Each path is held by one small Bitcoin output. Adding your moment spends it and creates the next one. That is why the order of a path can never be argued with, rewritten, or quietly reordered later.
Two paths can meet and both carry on. Nothing merges, nothing is absorbed, and nothing you made gets flattened into one house style.
How it feels
Every world gives people a distinct path through one shared idea. What the group makes stays legible, even when it surprises everyone who started it.
A theme, a handful of paths, a date it ends. Enough to make you want one.
One choice, signed by you, and then it is part of the record for good.
An echo points back at your moment, or a path meets yours head on.
The shape stops moving and you can finally see the whole thing you made.
Five moves
Five things anyone can do. Everything a world becomes gets built out of them, and none of them can reach backwards to change what is already there.
See what each one does →Open a world and hand out its paths.
Add one moment to your path.
Point back at an earlier moment.
Share a moment, both carry on.
End your path on purpose.
Possibilities
Eight worlds are written out in full, from the invitation you would send to the last confirmed moment. Take one and run it.
Six beds, six neighbours, three months. Whatever grows is whatever they put there.
02Each path is a voice. A meeting is a chord. The piece ends when they do.
03One path per student. They stop asking what confirmed means once they have waited for one.
04Visitors shape a bounded work across the run, and it stays readable long after the doors close.
Trust made understandable
ChainBloom uses real Bitcoin transactions. So the experience tells you what you are doing before you sign it, and never dresses a preview up as history.
Review before signing. Network fees apply and a confirmed contribution cannot be undone by anyone, including us. Protect your keys and keep a live path away from ordinary spending.
The action, the destination, the amount, and the fee, before you sign.
Nobody here ever needs your seed phrase. Not for anything, ever.
Waiting looks different from confirmed, because it is different.
Anyone following the same rules rebuilds the same worlds, without us.
Built in the open
The rules are written and tested. What a good world looks like is not settled, because not enough of them exist yet. That part is still open, and it is the part worth having.
Explore further
No. ChainBloom creates shared creative histories. There is no project token, reward, royalty, public mint, price, or official marketplace, and nothing here is for sale.
A Bitcoin network fee, paid to miners, the same as any other transaction. Each path also holds a small amount of bitcoin while it is alive, and that amount comes back to you when the path ends.
Bitcoin confirmation gives everyone the same public ordering, while each path keeps its own identity.
Yes. The history is shared. Visual, musical, and social interpretation stays open, and two very different views can both be faithful.
Read the creative prompt, then read the complete Bitcoin transaction and its network fee in your wallet before you sign anything.
Your shared history starts here
Begin with a story worth sharing. Give people room to add themselves. Let the paths meet. Then leave behind a history that only this group, in this order, on these days, could possibly have made.