# About decentralized coordinate protocol ## About ordinals c**oordinate p**rotocol About the coordinate protocol, in the meta-universe, the most important basic element is the spatial position, and in the coordinate protocol is based on coordinates to locate. The coordinate system obeys the rule that first is first, and coordinates are based on the (0,0) coordinate as the origin. The closer the coordinates are to the origin, the more prominent they are. You can build anything on this coordinate and bind it to its coordinate, making it easy for the ui to display your corresponding content. In order to better index the coordinate protocol, please strictly follow the corresponding standards to inscribe, and only perform related operations in this format (x,y). You can use negative numbers as well as 0. x and y represent the x and y axes. The x and y axes must be of type int. Floating point numbers are not allowed. Please check if the relevant coordinates are and are registered before inscribe. ``` (x,y) ``` ## **Coordinate protocol based ordinals protocol** Satoshis can be inscribed with arbitrary content, creating Bitcoin-native digital artifacts. Inscribing is done by sending the satoshi to be inscribed in a transaction that reveals the inscription content on-chain. This content is then inextricably linked to that satoshi, turning it into an immutable digital artifact that can be tracked, transferred, hoarded, bought, sold, lost, and rediscovered.
The content inscribed on the Satoshis follows all the first is the first principle ## **Example** ### **Binding coordinate** You can build anything you want in the body, including JavaScript and html and css styles, such as advertisements, as well as web games, nft avatars or any other code that can be implemented in html. The coordinate protocol can use a recursive protocol. You can recurse anything. See how to use recursive protocols **The base code for the binding is in the meta tag of the head, make sure you have the corresponding coordinate and use the correct code to bind the corresponding coordinate, make sure you read this documentation carefully.** ```````html

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Key	Required?	Description
protocol	Yes	Protocol: Helps the system identify and process coordinate events
coordinate	Yes	Coordinate to bind
inscribtionId	Yes	The inscription id of the binding coordinate
ticker	No	Represents the binding coordinate project name, which can be empty
operation	Yes	Such as binding, pledging and leasing or other related operations
version	Yes	The version number of the coordinate protocol is convenient for system identification
describtion	No	Related comments for this coordinate
domain	No	You can bind the domain name you own. For example, 001.btc or 1.sats or other domain names, this content can be bound and reverse-resolved to your domain name.
Social	No	Connect to your social networks such as Twitter, Facebook and other related social media

## The interface displayed by the parsing service **The relevant coordinate display interface will be launched later**

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