Bioniq CEO、序数と新しいプロトコルによるビットコインのプログラム可能な未来を構想

　　Bodily acknowledged the hype surrounding Runes, describing it as a “fungible token protocol on Bitcoin” that initially sparked inflated expectations, only to be met with some disillusionment as users grappled with the realities of minting and trading experiences.

　　Defending Ordinals and Bitcoins Permissionless Nature

　　When confronted with philosophical objections to Ordinals, suggesting they go against Satoshis vision of Bitcoin as peer-to-peer cash, Bodily stood firmly behind the permissionless and censorship-resistant nature of Bitcoin. He argued:

　　“When you have something that‘s permissionless and censorship-resistant, then who is, I don’t know, who has the right to tell you what you can or cant do on Bitcoin？”

　　Bodily highlighted the renewed interest and excitement surrounding Bitcoin, with venture capital firms investing, builders returning to the ecosystem, and innovative projects emerging, all fueled by the increased possibilities enabled by Ordinals.

　　“We have people fighting to upgrade Bitcoin. We have L2s being built on Bitcoin and take all of that interest and excitement. And its just good for Bitcoin,” Bodily stated.

　　The Potential for Bitcoins Programmability

　　Addressing the potential for Bitcoin to become more programmable, Bodily painted a speculative picture of a future where everything done on other blockchains finds its way to Bitcoin. He envisioned a flourishing ecosystem where Bitcoin serves as “the worlds most decentralized database,” enabling lending platforms, NFT marketplaces, DeFi protocols, and more.

　　“If I had to paint a picture, it‘s everything that you’ve seen on Ethereum with like DeFi Summer, with NFT Summer. Were already starting to see that on Bitcoin,” Bodily remarked.

　　The Bioniq Ecosystem and Future Plans

　　Bodily also touched on Bioniqs ecosystem, which was built on the Internet Computer (ICP) as a Bitcoin sidechain. He highlighted the advantages of this choice, including seamless Bitcoin integration, the ability for smart contracts to hold and manage Bitcoin transactions directly, and the potential for an L2 Ordinals marketplace with faster transactions and lower fees.

　　Looking ahead, Bodily teased plans for Bioniq, including a launchpad, collateralized lending for Ordinals, and staking games incorporating Ordinals, BRC20, and Runes. These developments aim to expand Bioniqs addressable market and, more broadly, drive adoption for Bitcoin NFTs.

　　As the conversation drew to a close, Bodily‘s enthusiasm for the future of Bitcoin and its potential for programmability was palpable. While acknowledging the challenges and risks associated with upgrades and centralization, he remained optimistic about the decentralized approach to scaling Bitcoin and the community’s innovative solutions.

　　With Ordinals and projects like Bioniq at the forefront, the future of Bitcoin appears to be one of increased utility, programmability, and adoption while maintaining its core principles of decentralization and permissionlessness.