Bitcoin 'Epic Sat' That Sold for $2 Million Used to Inscribe Ordinals Art—With Grimes' AI Voice
An Ordinals inscription featuring Grimes' AI-generated voice has been created as part of a Bitcoin art project—on an "epic" satoshi that cost over $2 million.
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