FrameChain: Keeping Humanity's Videos Safe on Bitcoin Ordinals, Frame by Frame

Hey everyone! I’m Json G, a creator from Seoul who loves capturing the beauty of the Han River with my drone. One of my videos really stands out: https://youtu.be/-ohGZSTd14g As I watched it, I thought, "How can I make sure this moment lasts forever?" I looked into museums, cloud storage, physical storage, and NFTs. But then I started thinking about what kind of digital preservation could really hold up through tough times like wars or disasters. The answer I found was blockchain specifically, Bitcoin and the ordinals protocol. FrameChain's Vision I want to create a system that writes video frames onto satoshis so we can play back the original content without losing any data. Since there are only so many satoshis, we can't store every video. This means we need to carefully choose which valuable video artworks humanity should keep forever. I’d like to kick things off with my Han River drone video as the first one to show what this new way of preserving digital content can do. Building Together with the Community I’ve put together a whitepaper, but for this to really work, I need the smart minds in the ordinals community to pitch in. Draft Whitepaper: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XoFBujm7BMc_yPB_qZP4-nCOtPRNMYFvhsybMGhz4ro/edit?usp=sharing How You Can Help: - Share your technical feedback and ideas for improvement - Thoughts on the economic model and how to keep it sustainable - Suggestions for better user experience and accessibility - Legal and ethical thoughts - Ideas for a roadmap and execution plans How to Get Involved: - Comment directly on the whitepaper - Ask questions or share suggestions

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