What is actually being inscribed
A sample of the most recent inscriptions on Zcash mainnet, grouped by the protocol each payload declares.
This page exists so you do not have to take anyone's word
New namespaces get announced on social media long before — and sometimes instead of — anyone publishing rules an indexer can follow. Reading the tip of the chain and counting what is in it answers “is anyone actually minting this” without trusting a post, a screenshot, or a site that wants your address.
Search every inscription for a namespace
No inscription bodies are cached yet. Run `npm run zrc20 mirror` to download them; it is resumable and only needs doing once.
This view mirrors a public indexer
Zcash mainnet carries more than a hundred thousand inscriptions, and reading them from your own node means syncing one first. So this page reads the Zerdinals indexer over its public API, which is fast and complete but is a third party's reading of the chain.
All data, Tokens and Claims are the other kind: recomputed from blocks by the indexer in this repo, so you can check every number against your own node.
Nothing in the last 200 inscriptions mentions zkmap
That is not proof it will never exist — it is a sample of the tip, not the whole chain. It does mean nobody is minting it at any volume right now, so a claim inscribed today is a bet on a convention that has not been written down. The Claims page is configurable precisely so it can be pointed at the real rules when they appear.
Protocols found
Ordered by how many of the sampled inscriptions used each one.