# example batch file
# inscription modes:
# - `same-sat`: inscribe on the same sat
# - `satpoints`: inscribe on the first sat of specified satpoint's output
# - `separate-outputs`: inscribe on separate postage-sized outputs
# - `shared-output`: inscribe on a single output separated by postage
mode: separate-outputs
# parent inscription:
#parent: 6ac5cacb768794f4fd7a78bf00f2074891fce68bd65c4ff36e77177237aacacai0
# postage for each inscription:
#postage: 12345
# allow reinscribing
#reinscribe: true
# sat to inscribe on, can only be used with `same-sat`:
# sat: 5000000000
# rune to etch (optional)
etching:
# rune name
rune: CASEYS•MOM•HAS•GOT•IT•GOING•ON
# allow subdividing super-unit into `10^divisibility` sub-units
divisibility: 1
# premine
premine: 1000.00
# total supply, must be equal to `premine + terms.cap * terms.amount`
supply: 10000.00
# currency symbol
symbol: $
# mint terms (optional)
terms:
# amount per mint
amount: 100.00
# maximum number of mints
cap: 90
# mint start and end absolute block height (optional)
height:
start:
end:
# mint start and end block height relative to etching height (optional)
offset:
start:
end:
# future runes protocol changes may be opt-in. this may be for a variety of
# reasons, including that they make light client validation harder, or simply
# because they are too degenerate.
#
# setting `turbo` to `true` opts in to these future protocol changes,
# whatever they may be.
turbo: true
# inscriptions to inscribe
inscriptions:
- file: i.txt
destination: bc1q2g25gckpc78r8dpr98pyvg2ev87h3wmzswtud0