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For youLast reviewed 2026-07-312 min read

Eleven short pages, one for each kind of person who arrives here. Find the one that sounds like you, read it in four minutes, and skip the rest.

ChainBloom looks like a different thing depending on what you came to do. These eleven pages each answer one reader's questions in that reader's own words: what it gives you, what it costs, what to do first, and what you can safely ignore.

Find the one that sounds like you#

If you are new here The ninety second version, what to look at first, and permission to stop reading.

If you want to take part What you need, what it costs, what you keep, and what you cannot undo.

If you want to create a world The choices that can never be changed, and how to write an invitation people answer.

If you make or curate work Why a bounded, ordered, openly interpretable record is a material rather than a platform.

If you run a community Rituals that repeat, many voices kept apart, and moderation that happens before the invitation.

If you work in a museum or archive What an exhibition built on a public record can promise a visitor, and what it cannot.

If you teach A class where "confirmed" stops being a word and becomes something students waited for.

If you support work What sponsorship can honestly buy in a record nobody hosts, and what it cannot.

If you write code The package, the five actions, the validator, and the fastest route to a decoded marker.

If you build a wallet or an explorer What to show a signer, and why one small output must never be swept into a fee.

If you run infrastructure Replay, reorganizations, and the rules an index must obey to agree with everyone else.

More than one will fit#

Most people here are two of these at once: a teacher who also writes code, an artist who also runs the community around the work. Read the page for what you will actually do this week; the others will still be here.

Every one of them assumes only two things. A is a bounded shared story with between 1 and 8 inside it, and each path moves one confirmed Bitcoin step at a time.

What these pages do not do#

They do not explain the protocol twice. Each links to how it works where mechanism starts to matter, then stops.

None of them show live activity either. The public that would let anyone browse confirmed worlds is not switched on yet, so there are no counts and nothing to scroll. What is running says where things stand.

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Start with the shortest one

If you have read nothing yet, the new visitor page takes ninety seconds and asks nothing of you.

If you are new here
Start here Start here Answer one question about what you want to do, and get an ordered reading path you can keep, with your place saved in this browser. Start here ChainBloom in 60 seconds A world is a bounded shared story. Each path inside it moves one confirmed Bitcoin step at a time. Nobody can rearrange it afterwards, and nobody owns it. Help Questions worth asking Short honest answers to what people actually ask about ChainBloom, including the several where the answer is no, and the ones where it is not yet.