Topic: [ANN] [BETA] collectible.money - Open source tracking of crypto collectibles (Read 1240 times)

 I wil take the reigns for Kialara as I’m sure he’d be happy for me to do so but what I can’ say neither of us are comfortable with number two and number four and quite frankly no one else should be either, a conversation OG nasty and I had recently and I see the other side of it (OG lest chat soon about this and just catch up, overdue! but the opposite side of it is worse, and if anybody wants to have further conversation about that, I am more than happy to do so, it’s not a good idea on a number of levels. There’s others who you guys would trust above you most all who agree w me here , I’m not sure they want to be vocal about it or doxxed) it’s an awful practice, I’ll leave it at that for now,

Rag 1 you okay chatting on phone? I fell asleep about 1015 times riding this. I did not sleep well last night making my coffee got my meetings but just let me know. I know you’re tied up here for a bit but you know when things settle down next week or two if not, no big deal we can chat, but I just feel like that might be easier and I feel like we have a lot to chat about Anyways enjoy your weekend and let me know your thoughts

Great website. Love it to keep track of the top collectibles like bitbills!

After some discussion with some other members, I have expanded the flags on the collectibles tracker by having a dedicated page for them: https://collectible.money/flagged

This will list out scams, compromised, and lost/stolen items in a single place - hopefully, this also helps with search engine visibility so that someone who does come across a lost/stolen item has a higher chance of figuring it out.

Previously, seeing a flag required you to visit the exact pages affected by that item/series - you had to know what you were looking for, which isn't great for people trying to get an overview of lost/stolen items or determine if the one they have is one of them by checking a list.

As always, if you have any more items that should be marked as lost/stolen, drop me a PM or email and I'll take care of it.

Hahaha, peanuts!

Such a breath of fresh air seeing this project evolving. Great work, raghavsood!

The idea of an alert system that activates if several coins of one maker are redeemed within a short time span would be fantastic indeed. Maybe could give a chance to save some funds in case of a rug pull.

That's right - it does count the change.

I'm going to be updating the alerts shortly to only look at the value preceding the redemption block as a quick fix.

The long term fix is to discount any funding transactions after the first redemption transaction from the item valuations. That requires a slightly bigger update, so perhaps over the weekend.

Thanks for bringing it up, will be addressed shortly!

The Telegram bot (which is really awesome, by the way), is showing that it was redeemed for 267.999 BTC.  It seems to be double counting the change amounts after the test transactions.  So when they spent the first 1 BTC, there was 98.999 returned as change.  They sent another 30, leaving 68.999 as change.  So the bot added 100+98.99+68.99 = 267.999 or ~$16 million in value. 

I think I have noticed this on a few other alerts. At first I thought they were overfunded coins by the end user.

Please do!

The classification for some of the later Cas items is a little ambiguous as the address list published could be interpreted in multiple ways. At a high level, the classification for 25, 100, and 1000 BTC items was done based on the address system described in Mike's list, as well as the amount of BTC sent in the first funding transaction to that address.

There is some room for error here, since some coins were funded by the buyer before Mike send the BTC after receipt, and other variations.

I should probably write up a blog post on how this classification was done so that it is reproducible by others in the long run.

Always happy to improve the tracking with more accurate data!

The Telegram bot show that this was 1 of 81 bars, but my records indicate there are 88 of these bars.
Will PM you about this

...ah but shure whats $60k out of $60,000,000 !
funded with $10k back in 2013.

A 100 BTC Cas bar was just redeemed: https://collectible.money/item/S2CASASCIUS-100-1GCFaQGAMF

Looks like it was carefully done, with a test transaction and all - although I'm not sure if I would use 1 BTC as a test amount.

As always, you can get these alerts in realtime on via telegram using https://t.me/collectible_money

They are planned - unfortunately, neither of the three makers publish address lists, so I'm piecing together information from what's been shared online and on-chain movements.


CI only publicly listed the first addresses  few series he did (up to the 2018 Phoenix) - everything after that is sourced from online data, which is taking some time to sift through.

As always, if you own a piece or see any discrepancies, feel free to PM/email me with serials, addresses, item details, grading slabs. etc!

This is so cool and I think I have a missing CI which was just auctioned.  Probably been asked before, but any chance of integrating pictures with series?

Would you please possibly add Lealana, Titan and Kialara in the future?

An execellent job, it's very helpful. Thank you very much, Mr. Sood.

Crypto Imperator



A decent chunk of Crypto Imperator's works have been imported.

This one is a bit tricky, as there is no well-define address list - I was able to retrieve some lists generated by CI himself from archive.org (the website is currently down), but they only cover the first third or so of his works.

The Friends of Satoshi series were similarly obtained from archives and snapshots of their website.

Many of CI's more recent works in the last 5 years or so are still missing, and will trickle in based on my trawling of public source and on-chain analysis

As always, if you see any discrepancies, or have any data you wish to contribute, I'm just a PM away.

The next creators will likely be Kialara and TGBEX, unless someone has more information in a easily importable format.

I think you are onto something really great here. In case of a rug pull or any fishy business owners of any of these items might have enough time to recover any lost funds before they are swept. Having some sort of alert system would be soooo great to have. Fantastic work on this man you're really crushing it here.

BitBills



After a long wait, the entire known BitBills set has been imported in.

My methodology for discovering the addresses is similar to Charlie's, with a minor tweak to cover an edge case. However, it turned out that has no impact on the discovered addresses, so my 928 matches the ones used in previous estimations based on his script.

I will do a writeup on the funding history and fund flow for the bitbills collection separately and share here.

For now, enjoy looking at the oldest funded collection.

Fun facts:

 - There are only 26 remaining 20 BTC BitBills, which puts a cap of 26 complete sets (and 27 10 BTC, so good luck building a set if it's not already assembled and being sold whole)
 - Just over 50% of the 1 BTC BitBills have been redeemed - I imagine a significant number of those have been lost, since they compromise over 50% of the total BitBills issuance and other denominations have a more robust redemption rate
 - As far as I'm aware, this is the first time a full address list for plausible bitbills has been assembled and shared publicly
 - This is not guaranteed to be an exhaustive list - it is possible there is one or more unlinked groups of BitBills funded from a different source. If you have or are aware of a BitBill not on this list, shoot me a PM so I can trace further.

If you want to see a time ordered redemption list, check out this godmode query:


(it takes a while to run the first time you load the page, patience)

Grading Slabs



The site now support an overview of grading slabs for an item - This is intentionally kept minimal as I want people to visit the grading service's certificate page for full, from-the-source details.

It primarily aims to make discover easier by having the certificate numbers indexable by search engines, along with the grades easily visible.

As with all other data, importing will be a long, slow process. If you have items that are recently graded, or that you intend to sell soon, and want the grades listed first, feel free to PM me.

An item can list more than one grading slab, as it is technically possible to break a slab and have an item regraded. As most (all?) grading services do not make their slabbing dates publicly available, I am unable to sort by date or status.

I've been thinking about this in light of recent events.

I'm looking at alerts along a few facets:

1. More than X% of a creator's items or a series' items being redeemed within 24 hours
2. More than Y items belonging to the same creator being redeemed in a short period of time

There's a few things to consider when segmented (what kind of time window to use, whether we give higher weightage to multiple redemptions in the same tx or not), but those can likely be tuned as needed down the road.

For actually sending out the alert, I would want to send out to the telegram channel for a start - I'm on the opposite side of the world from most collectors, so if something happens (like this week), I may not react fast enough given timezone differences.

Is it possible to create some kind of alert system when, for example, 5 or 10 coins from the same series are Redeemed/swept on the same day?

Maybe your website could display a pop-up warning message or something like that.

Or maybe just let the system send a warning e-mail to yourself so you can take a look and assess whether it is relevant or not.

It will actually randomly sort it depending on how the database loads the results. Loading the same page at different times may display them in a different order.

At this stage, the site doesn't differentiate between the maker of the physical item and the artists providing the design - right now, everyone is a "creator" without distinction to which part of the project they contributed to (so for instance, in the BeYourOwnBank "The M.O.A.B." both MJ and Hhampuz share the same creator status although MJ was only involved for keygen and holo application)

I may explore ways to mark the contribution to a project, perhaps through an annotation like * for creators who contributed in non-physical ways such as art or advice, or maybe by marking the primary creator for a series (since many creators collaborate as a subset of their larger works, like icarus with all the timeline cards, or MyBits with their AdamKadmon collab), and leave the rest as "contributors".

If all that is overkill, perhaps I can just sort it alphabetically so that it is at least consistent in ordering across views.

Interested to hear your thoughts on what kind of differentiation makes sense - this is a part of the creation process I'm not very familiar with, and I want to ensure that the creators find the representation accurate.

@raghavsood a very nice update!
you only made a small mistake in that you first named the artist and then the maker in the Icarus timeline edition 04/2024 - in the other 2 editions it was the other way around

Well, it's been a hectic week.

Creator Indicators

With more and more collaborative pieces being imported (all those Icarus cards, several others), I've pushed an update to make the creators involved with a project more visible on the series views.



This makes it cleared which folks are involved with a piece, and also makes it easier to discover their other works without going through a strange search path.

This is an incredibly cool idea! LOVE the flow of the site. Genius, great work.

Fantastic work Raghav.
I browsed the website, and the information is great. Thank you.

While I'm still working on the "Portfolio" feature (as mentioned before, some privacy concerns around there - it's a bit more effort to implement in a manner where I don't gain certain knowledge of who owns which items), I have updated the telegram bot to support subscriptions.

In addition to the channel at https://t.me/collectible_money, anyone can now chat with https://t.me/collectible_btc_bot to subscribe to receive a more curated set of alerts.

Subscriptions are supported for creators, series, and individual items.

To subscribe, simply copy the URL for the creator, series, or item you are interested in and sent it to the bot as follows (one URL per message only):


Similarly, you can unsubscribe from alerts by sending an "/unsubscribe " message.

This can be a better choice if you don't want to join the public channel, which will post about every single item tracked.

Privacy Impact

As I have to keep track of who subscribed to what, this does leak some amount of information to me - At the very least, I know you are interested in a specific creator, series, or item. I can't be certain the subscriber owns it, as anyone can subscribe to anything, but odds are people will subscribe to the ones they own, or are particularly famous (1000 BTC Cas coins, for example).

No information/linkage to items made available to me through the subscription channels will be used to publish any information on the site, ever. The information made publicly available on the site will always be:

1. Publicly available somewhere else (forum, internet, auctions, etc)
2. Explicitly provided to me with the intention and expectation that it will be made public (creators, owners sharing information with me)

Of course, for optimal privacy, subscribing to the public channel is best since it leaks no information on ownership whatsoever.

very nice news!
 also joined the telegram group immediately
what i would like to see in the future is that you can mark your own collectibles that you own in some way on the website or in the telegram group, so that in the worst case you can be alerted if they are peeled without your knowledge

I will be rolling out a "community flag" feature shortly that would allow community members to report things to me, and immediately reflect on the item/series/creator pages for real-time feedback to everyone else. There will be some basic anti-griefing workflows to prevent spam, but it should work well for cases like Coldkey.

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A lot of data has been imported in the last month - we're now tracking over 45,000 BTC ($2.5B) in value across 169,000+ individual items.

A number of performance improvements have also been rolled out - item, series pages, and feeds should now be super snappy to load.

As a reminder, the telegram channel @ https://t.me/collectible_money posts in real-time whenever items are peeled. With prices going up recently, we've seen a lot of value moving, including big pieces like 10 BTC, 5 BTC, and 1 BTC Cas coins, along with numerous smaller ones like Satori chips and BTCC chips just in the last month.

These alerts will be mirrored to the twitter account at https://x.com/collectible_btc soon as well.

Good idea for tracking scams and suspicious projects, but it's not going to be easy to track everything.
Maybe you should add an easy way for users to quickly report something with basic feedback and link with more information proof.
You would obviously have to manually check everything that was reported.

By popular request, the Squirrelbits collection has been imported.

This took some detective work and creative use of ninjastic and other sources, but I believe I have everything attributed to the right collection - note that collection names are derived from the Squirrelbits_Psycopedia, which often uses a different name from the ones in the sale/auction/raffle posts. Nevertheless, if you search by address, you should find the correct collection.

A few standout points to note:

1. The whole set of 48 series has an unbelievably low peel rate - very, very impressive given it now holds over 5 BTC in value, and spans 3 years.
2. Items from liquidoptions that aren't in the psychopedia aren't included yet.
3. Serial numbers are only present for items where I was able to locate them from my own collection or other auction/sale/grading posts.


As always, if you notice any discrepancies, or own any of these items and would like to contribute photos/serials, reach out to me!

Great suggestion - this has been done. The search results will now also support pagination and standard filtering.

The masterlist will not - it's too large, and browsers choke on it if I try to do anything fancy. I'm leaving that as a simple, non-fancy HTML table so that it is fit for single-page archival purposes (just downloading/saving that one page gets the bulk of the tracked information).

Great work, just browsed your site a bit. Looking good, well sorted and informative!
Nice to see you already included Moonbits.

Some minor suggestion for improving the site experience: Allow to sort on all pages.
Right now it's only possible to sort when searching an individual series. Like here: https://collectible.money/series/casascius-s2-10btc
But when looking up a maker via the searchbar, you cannot sort. See here: https://collectible.money/search?q=moonbits

Scam, loss, and compromise alerts

The site will now show alerts for creators, series, and items that fit certain criteria:

1. Scam - As exampled by Yogg, this alert shows up on the creator profile for creators who are known to be scammers/dishonest.
2. Compromised - Once again courtesy of Yogg, the Polymerbit 10y anniversary note shows an alert that the keys should be considered compromised and the funds swept (for anyone new, Polymerbit is not the scammer here - Yogg generated the keys, polymerbit's other notes are still a-okay). Compromise warnings propagate from the series to individual items (since is a series' keys are compromised, so are the individual items)
3. Stolen - As with this BTCC 0.1 BTC coin, items that are stolen or lost during transit can be marked individually.

For the moment, these alerts will only be placed for cases where there is a corresponding, well viewed bitcointalk thread on the matter. Reports sent to me directly may be included at my discretion (essentially, based on how much I trust you), but I aim to avoid privately sourced flags as it can lead to targetted attacks on creators, series, or items.




I am also not including details on who reported an item stolen (once again, to avoid targetting) - I separately track why I associated a flag with something, and if someone contacts me about a stolen/lost item I will do my best to reach out to the person who lost it.

Telegram Channel

A new telegram channel is now live at https://t.me/collectible_money - realtime updates (~approx 1-3 minute delay from a block being mined) are posted here automatically as items are redeemed.

It only posts when:

1. An item is redeemed for the first time (i.e. if any item has multiple outputs, like this Cas coin, only the first redemption will trigger the bot. Once an item's private key has been used once, the site considers it redeemed even if more funds are transferred in later and spent again.
2. It is a redemption in a newly indexed block - when collections are backfilled with historical data, the bot will not be triggered.

This is a great way to keep an eye on the indexed collections, and shouldn't be terribly noisy since the last 50 redemptions span around a month, so an average of 1-2 messages a day.

A lot of cool updates today.

Database

Two large collections, Casascius and Satori, have been added.

Data for Satori is still syncing.

The Casascius collection is currently only broadly classified (based on the address list provided by Mike) - expect that to change slightly over time as I refine it - the refinement will be accompanied by a separate blog post detailing the decisions made and why.

There is now also a maintenance banner that's displayed when new collections are being imported - for large ones like this, this can take several hours and blocks the real time indexing, so the banner helps to highlight that data might be stale.

With this, we're now tracking ~164k items with a TVL of almost 45,000 BTC (~2.6B USD)

God View Balance

God Mode data has been updated to include the present balance

Revamped Series Detail Page

Since some collections, like Satori and Cas, can contain 10000+ items in a single series, showing separate tables for the item status and address status became impractical.

I have merged them into a single table, as well as adding support for Datatables - this lets you sort, filter, search, copy to clipboard, and export as CSV right within the series page - wonderful for searching for partial addresses or serial numbers if you already know which series to go to (the global search can be less than helpful if you have to search for, say, serial number "1" - it's going to match a million things. But if you know you have a Satori Chip, filtering within the table makes a lot more sense)




Hopefully these are good quality of life improvements!

Next up will be tracking of known grading/slabs, and flagging of lost/stolen/compromised items and series.

ATOM Feeds

ATOM Feeds are now available for:

 - The site as a whole - this feed at https://collectible.money/feeds/all (preview) returns the 100 most recent funding and redemption transactions across all tracked items
 - Specific creators - Accessible from the creator's page (look for the "ATOM Feed" link) (miffman preview), this returns the 100 most recent transactions involving any item made or collaborated on by this creator
 - Specific series - Accessible from the series' page (look for the "ATOM Feed" link) (MoonBits 2019 T-Series Brass preview) this returns the 100 most recent transactions involving any item within the selected series
 - Individual items - Accessible from the item detail page (look for the "ATOM Feed" link) (10k BTCC C-Series Chip preview), this feed returns ALL transactions involving this specific item.

Using these feeds, you can use any RSS/ATOM reader to subscribe to feeds for items, creators, or series you wish to track.

This will be followed shortly by a telegram and twitter bot to auto post on redemptions and fundings.

Scanning for search

The search bar now allows you to scan a QR code (or in theory, a barcode, but I think QRs are more useful here)

It will auto populate the search box with the results of the scan.

Super helpful for items with low contrast/unknown addresses or firstbits, but with a QR code.

Scanning QRs on holos can be a bit challenging due to reflections - try angling the item a little so you get a consistent background

I've thought about collection tracking, but it's a little tricky to implement - one thing I want to avoid is to have knowledge of what any individuals' collection is - if that information is stored somewhere, the potential for misuse and leakage exists. That would be a dataset attackers would target given the high value of the collections.

In the short term, I will be rolling out RSS feeds and email alerts so anyone can monitor their items without having to explicitly declare ownership of them (or simply watch interesting/rare items)

Later on, I may bundle up a small app that lets you "subscribe" to these feeds in a more tailed interface and monitor the collection locally, without having to create an account and actively declare your ownership of items - from the perspective of the server, RSS feeds and alerts can be consumed by anyone, regardless of their relation to the item.

what i would also find cool is that at some point this great website would also have an app for mobile phones (android & apple) in which you could mark your own coins/chips, for example, to display the complete value of your own collection or simply to monitor your own funds.

Recent Redemptions

The homepage now shows the 50 most recent redemptions - looks like MoonBits and BTCC have had a rough start to 2024.



Database

Some tweaks have been made to how I internally structure the data so I can support adding collections where serials exist, but the serial<>item<>address relation is not known.

This is helpful for cases like the Squirrelbits Secret Squirrel Set as all the addresses are known via the funding transaction, but the serial<>address mapping is not known.

With this, at least we can track the overall collection value even if individual item information is sparse.

The search bar was a placeholder for the moment - however, it has been implemented now!

The GitHub repository is over at : https://github.com/RaghavSood/collectibles

I will add a link on the about page

Search

You can search by many different facets:

 - Search for an address or any length of firstbits: https://collectible.money/search?q=1Time
 - Search for a creator: https://collectible.money/search?q=minerjones (note how this also returns some Icarus cards because of the serial containing minerjones)
 - Search for a Serial or Serial prefix: https://collectible.money/search?q=HAT. or https://collectible.money/search?q=T00
 - Search for arbitrary things that appear in the creator or series name if you can't remember exact details - For instance, https://collectible.money/search?q=fried will find AlpenCoin's Scam Bankman-Fried series

Nice work, especially since this is open source.
Is search function currently working on collectible.money website?
Opening link you posted work, but whatever search term I enter I am always getting 404 page not found error and blank page.

PS
I think you should clearly post github link to source code, I can't find it anywhere.

Creator Submissions

The data format and information is now stable enough to open up for direct Creator Submissions!

If you're a creator and want your works to be indexed on priority, you can submit a Creator file that follows the format of the masterlist. It should be a CSV file in the format:


For example, for BTCC's 5 BTC V-Series Artist Proof, this would look like:


That series has no serials, so that column is left blank.

This format allows me to easily import the data, as opposed to manually wrangling information from various other sources.

You can also submit a short description for the Creator page and the Series pages. Again, see BTCC and their 2016 Bitcoin Block, N Series (2-Star) for examples of both.

I'm working on finding and importing the data manually, but it's a very slow process as the information is spread out over thousands of threads, external auction sites, archived websites, and other various hiding places. This is a way for active creators to skip the queue and get indexed now vs. having to wait it out.

It's somewhat unclear what the ordering within the listed transactions looks like - I can't tell if the outputs in the transactions are in order of serial number or shipping or something else.

I've dropped the creator a PM asking for more information.

If I can't match the addresses to serials, the collection would have to be added without the addresses first - This appears to be a common issue where addresses are known, but not the address<>serial mapping, so I'm thinking of adding a "Collection Address" pool which would allow us to track the balance even if we don't know which specific item it belongs to.


Information for releases without surviving announcements is hard to come by, but generally findable with enough digging.

The site itself does support descriptions for Creators, Series, and Items - the entries under Icarus, such as this one are a good example. I haven't fleshed them out for all entries yet, but a handful of them like Icarus and some BTCC do have a basic one, often containing links to announcement or initial sale threads

Brilliant, thanks for posting this - i didnt know that existed.

I was wondering how the Squirrelbits could be documented because liquid
deletes the OP of all the releases....and then updates the reference thread - very good.

@raghavsood - mighty work so far!
Are there plans to create links to threads here on the forum to the different makers
releases?

Personally I'm learning about makers I didnt know existed but then I have to
go researching what the releases looked like etc.

For example Miffman and Bitpiece - maybe I know what they are when I go
and track them down? IDK

Hi pal ,

Can you includes (Liquidoptions) aka Squirrelbits  coins on here.  Wink

Mr Suirrelbits _ Psycopedia

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59115696

Another day, another feature - today, I bring to you embeddable cards!

This was largely inspired by Frank AlpenCoin's Scam Bankman-Fried "Scam Coin", as well as the auctions/sales and item-specific discussions we see here often.

With embeddable cards, you can embed details about creators, series, and items into your Bitcointalk posts (or technically any website, it's just an image).

Cards are cached for 90 seconds to avoid excessive server load - this means that TVL (USD value), redemption status, and Bitcoin TVL will be stale by about 1.5 minutes compared to the data you see directly on the website.

Less talk, more demos:

Track an individual item

For auctions and cases like AlpenCoin's release above where you really want to know more about a specific item. This can be especially useful for auctions with an easy way to check the balance and address - it should also support cases with multiple addresses



Series Overview

Having a discussion about an entire series? Stats are available just as easily




Creator Cards

Why stop at a single series? Get up-to-date statistics on your favourite creators just as simply




BBCode for each type can be copied from the website - look out for the Copy BBCode links

The exact refresh time of images can't be guaranteed as the Bitcointalk Image Proxy also does some caching - usually a force refresh (cmd + f5 or ctrl + f5) or clearing your browser cache can help pull in newer versions if you're seeing a stale image.

For most cases, where people are opening a thread very often and the data won't change much in that time, or visiting threads with long gaps this refresh limitation won't be an issue.

Great work.

Damn bro I have to say well done! This is a much needed resource for our space and I think I can speak for this entire forum when we say THANK YOU!! What information do you still need? I love the God mode feature by the way that is really dope that we can write our own SQL queries

Is it possible to include like a gallery for each creator with a listing of the coins/bars/notes and an accompanied picture and mintage / description of the specific item being shown? Sort of like an encyclopedia element to this address tracking component

You know it's a great day when it's new feature day

God Mode

Feel like I've let you down? Can't find the information and statistics you need? Well, who needs raghavsood when you can query it yourself!

God Mode puts you in charge - write SQL queries to explore the data set any way you like!

Check it out at https://collectible.money/godmode

Want a list of collectibles peeled in the last 30 days? Here ya go:




Want to say hello to everyone here while checking how many series have been made by various creator permutations?





Masterlist

Inspired heavily by the Bitcointalk marker aggregation/detail threads and anduck's BTCC tracker, the Masterlist view shows all entries in the entire database, ordered by their series, and color coded by funding status.

As with all tables, it's a simple HTML table making it easy to view and copy.

Check it out at https://collectible.money/masterlist



Item List Updates

All BTCC items as shared by Bobby Lee in Mintage of all BTCC Mint products (2015-2018) thread have been loaded in. With BTCC having some of the largest denominations, dating back 8 years, this brings the tracker's TVL to ~4000 BTC.

Check it out at https://collectible.money/creator/btcc



Series Summary

The series summaries now show the percentage of each state - wonderful if you need a quick overview on how many items have been redeemed and how many are still undisturbed

Check it out at https://collectible.money/series

Let me know if you need any help with the address lists like Satori, BTCC, etc

A good resource for Casascius coins: https://casasciustracker.com/

A good resource for BTCC coins: https://anduck.net/bitcoin/btcc_coins.html

In the spirit of keeping things accessible, open, and searchable, I've pushed an update to display the addresses on the series and item detail pages.

Where possible, addresses will be matched to serial numbers.

It also shows some additional metadata such as the funding date, redemption date, and the current balance.





I'm also adding any missing address lists to archive.org as I come across them to maintain the snapshots. These will be linked in the respective notes for the series as I flesh out the descriptions.

The addresses are displayed in a standard HTML table, no fancy Javascript or anything - they can be trivially copy pasted into a text editor or spreadsheet program for anybody who needs it.

Great work raghavsood.

I love this idea, it reminds me of casascius.uberbills

maybe a good idea to add what we can to archive.org
I know I have used it many times to see original sales pages/makers who are no longer around

It is, but the SSL cert expired in 2021, and will cease to work in most browsers in a few months - hence abandoned.

SerpCoin v0.1, v1, and v2 have been loaded - the master maker list is invaluable - archive.org didn't capture v2 for some reason, but the master thread has those addresses archived w/ serial numbers!

The website is still active: https://bitpiec.es/

Absolutely - I'm working my way through that, though it'll take some time to clean up and import the data. It's going to be a slow process to make sure serial numbers from makers are recorded correctly where available (Icarus has a wonderful format, super easy to import)

I've imported the BitPiece sets from the master thread - perhaps just in time, as the site appears to be abandoned.

Also a respectable showing for a set that's 8 years old now - and a sizable amount at current prices.

Absolutely - that kind of adoption rate is nothing to sneeze at in volatile times.

I wonder what prompted the redemption of TIMELINE-Q4.10.2023.16 - The only card to be funded and subsequently peeled so far - maybe a test of the keys/new system?

and this also shows on the other side that the buyers/our customers believe in our product and therefore trust us
we ourselves are proud that almost 0.1 BTC are on our cards so far


there are two factors to consider here...
the halving series is not yet completely sold and the user who loads his timeline cards has unfortunately gone away empty-handed at the auction of the halving gold cards... otherwise he would certainly have loaded these too

A good start to your project

Lots of good resources on the Master Makers Thread here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/inforeference-master-makeraddresslists-of-lists-2022902

All of the listed Icarus projects with addresses have been loaded in now - The Icarus Cards creator page is now a great example of the kind of overview we would get for creators.

In all, the Icarus project comes in at a TVL of 0.09857338 BTC - a very respectable number given that all items were sold as buyer funded, and the project is less than a year old.



It's a bit interesting to see that none of the halving set were funded, while several of the timeline sets are being regularly funded.

100% love & support this. 

Thanks! Love the included address lists, very convenient.

I've loaded in Krogoth's Dual BTC/LTC coin and Icarus' Skull Edition set to allow both of you to take a look at how the blurbs and indexing looks like - happy to update the text if I'm wrong or missing key information.

I will load in the other assets in the links provided so far soon, loading is still a very manual process.

well done raghavsood!
a very successful website (for a start) that you have created for our crypto collector community here
i would like to support you with my project. under the following link you will find all previous Icarus editions with all the details you need for your website

[ANN - INFO] Project Icarus: The forum redemption story 🔐

Amazing, thanks! I'll get to work on including these after tracking down/transcribing the addresses.

Multichain collectibles will show partial values for the moment, until I finish cross chain support.

This is a wonderful collection for testing edge cases! Covers pretty much everything I would expect someone to build

Good job...here are mine

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/cypher-hodl-timeline-5412935

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.59485933

Changelog

10th July 2024
 - Telegram channel for peel notifications: https://t.me/collectible_money
 - Stolen/lost/compromised/scam alerts

9th July 2024

 - Add Satori and Cas collections
 - Enable Datatable support for series detail pages

6th July 2024

 - ATOM Feeds for all recent transactions on all items, series, and creators, and all transactions for individual items
 - Search by scanning QR Codes
 - View recent redemptions on the home page

5th July 2024

 - Search feature now works and actually searches for things

3rd July 2024

 - Support embeddable cards for creators, series, and items w/ bbcode support

2nd July 2024

 - Several performance improvements
 - God Mode - query anything you want
 - Masterlist view for all indexed information
 - Show series percentages by status

1st July 2024

 - Sort creators by reverse TVL on homepage
 - Initial Release

I'm thrilled to announce collectible.money - A new site to index, track, discover, and learn about crypto collectibles.

This is a BETA announcement, as I've just gone live with the very first level of features.



Features

1. Track creators, series, and items
2. View the current funding status (unfunded, redeemed, unredeemed) of any item
3. View history and descriptions for creators, series, and items
4. View transaction history for any item
5. Statistics on ecosystem, creator, series, and items (TVL, number of funded/redeemed/unfunded items)
6. Fully open source - all database content, descriptions, and text are stored and publicly available on Github with revision history.
7. Support for series with collaborating creators
8. Support for collectibles with multiple addresses/chains

In its current form, only a handful of items and creators have been loaded to test and demonstrate the system. Currently, this is limited to:

 - BTCC 2016 5 BTC V-Series artist proof (funded, unredeemed, single creator)
 - Polymerbit 10th Anniversary note (funded, partially redeemed, collaboration)
 - Crypto Imperator Gearing Set (funded, multiple addresses per set)

Planned Features

 - ATOM feeds for individual series and items to enable anyone to monitor the flow of funds
 - Email, telegram bot, twitter bot alerts when items are redeemed
 - More statistics as charts, graphs, tables
 - Sale history (need to figure out how to do this safely without compromising people's anonymity/safety)
 - Index cross chain assets (such as BCH for pre-fork assets), LTC, etc.
 - Flagging stolen/lost assets
 - Flagging unsafe/scam creators and series
 - The search bar should, you know, actually search
 - Slabbing/grading history for items

Creators Program

If you are a creator, I'm happy to work with you on an appropriate description for your items and creator blurb. Links to your site/shop and content suggestions are welcome, but not guaranteed. Generally happy to cooperate as long as its within the limits of markdown and not scam-like.

Creators can also submit address lists, series/item information, and serial numbers directly to me to ensure that they are reliably and accurately reflected on the site.

If you're a creator and want your works to be indexed on priority, you can submit a Creator file that follows the format of the masterlist. It should be a CSV file in the format:


For example, for BTCC's 5 BTC V-Series Artist Proof, this would look like:


That series has no serials, so that column is left blank.

This format allows me to easily import the data, as opposed to manually wrangling information from various other sources.

You can also submit a short description for the Creator page and the Series pages. Again, see BTCC and their 2016 Bitcoin Block, N Series (2-Star) for examples of both.

I'm working on finding and importing the data manually, but it's a very slow process as the information is spread out over thousands of threads, external auction sites, archived websites, and other various hiding places. This is a way for active creators to skip the queue and get indexed now vs. having to wait it out.

Disclaimer

The information here is not guaranteed to be accurate, although I do make an effort to be accurate as possible. It is possible that some facts are stale/omitted when talking about creators and items, and that addresses are mismatched to serials or items.

Feature work will largely be done over weekends, but data updates can be made throughout the week.

Examples

The collections loaded in are meant to demonstrate how the site handles different scenarios that arise with collectibles

BTCC's limited run of the 5 BTC V Series Artist Proof covers a collection with pieces that are funded, unredeemed, and without known serials.

The 10th Anniversary note by Polymerbit, Xprim777, and Yogg is a more complex series. Each item is serialized, with a mix of funded, unfunded, redeemed, and partially redeemed cases. For instance, serial AA016 was never funded, AA014 is funded and unredeemed, AA013 was funded and has been redeemed to a zero balance, and AA006  was funded and redeemed but has some leftover balance.

The 10th Anniversary note also includes a warning in its description, as the keys were generated by Yogg.

Lastly, the Gearing Bitcoin Set by Crypto Imperator covers a case where a single item (well, technically it's still two coins), has multiple addresses - in this case, only the balance for serial 016 is indexed as I do not know the addresses of the others.

How can you help?

Submitting information I'm missing is the best way to help expand the index - addresses, serials, photos, history, and more.

Note that all content on the site is licensed under CC-BY 4.0 (an open, attribution required license).