but in short, fees paid by transactions are treated as extra inputs to the
coinbase transaction, and are ordered how their corresponding transactions are
ordered in the block. The coinbase transaction of the block might look like
this:

```
[SUBSIDY] [e f] → [SUBSIDY e f]
```

Where can I find the nitty-gritty details?
------------------------------------------

[The BIP!](https://github.com/ordinals/ord/blob/master/bip.mediawiki)

Why are sat inscriptions called "digital artifacts" instead of "NFTs"?
----------------------------------------------------------------------

An inscription is an NFT, but the term "digital artifact" is used instead,
because it's simple, suggestive, and familiar.

The phrase "digital artifact" is highly suggestive, even to someone who has
never heard the term before. In comparison, NFT is an acronym, and doesn't
provide any indication of what it means if you haven't heard the term before.

Additionally, "NFT" feels like financial terminology, and the both word
"fungible" and sense of the word "token" as used in "NFT" is uncommon outside

but in short, fees paid by transactions are treated as extra inputs to the coinbase transaction, and are ordered how their corresponding transactions are ordered in the block. The coinbase transaction of the block might look like this: ``` [SUBSIDY] [e f] → [SUBSIDY e f] ``` Where can I find the nitty-gritty details? ------------------------------------------ [The BIP!](https://github.com/ordinals/ord/blob/master/bip.mediawiki) Why are sat inscriptions called "digital artifacts" instead of "NFTs"? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- An inscription is an NFT, but the term "digital artifact" is used instead, because it's simple, suggestive, and familiar. The phrase "digital artifact" is highly suggestive, even to someone who has never heard the term before. In comparison, NFT is an acronym, and doesn't provide any indication of what it means if you haven't heard the term before. Additionally, "NFT" feels like financial terminology, and the both word "fungible" and sense of the word "token" as used in "NFT" is uncommon outside