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1 ORDI = 3.5709 USDT · updated 06:23 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.ORDI Markets
ORDI Historical Data
About ORDI (ORDI)
ORDI (ORDI) is a fungible token created under the BRC-20 experimental standard on Bitcoin. The BRC-20 documentation uses ORDI as its demonstration ticker and sets a maximum supply of 21 million. ORDI should not be confused with the Ordinals protocol itself. Ordinal theory assigns identities to individual satoshis, while BRC-20 uses inscriptions to encode token operations. FMchart displays a composite USD price from several exchanges.
Ordinals and satoshis
Ordinal theory assigns serial numbers to individual satoshis, the smallest units of Bitcoin. The Ordinals handbook explains that this system works without a sidechain, separate token or change to Bitcoin. Inscriptions can attach arbitrary content to individual sats. That technology created the mechanism later used by BRC-20 tokens such as ORDI.
How BRC-20 works
BRC-20 is an experimental token convention built with Ordinals inscriptions. Its original documentation defines three core operations: deploy, mint and transfer. These operations are represented by inscription data and interpreted by an indexer that tracks the token's balance state. The design is different from an ERC-20 smart contract because the token balance logic is not stored in a single Ethereum-style contract.
ORDI and the 21 million limit
The original BRC-20 documentation uses ORDI as its example deployment and specifies a maximum supply of 21,000,000 tokens. It also notes that ORDI had already reached its maximum supply when the documentation was written. This is a property of the BRC-20 token definition, not a claim that Bitcoin itself has an ORDI-like token supply.
A token on Bitcoin, not the Ordinals protocol
The distinction matters because Ordinals is a protocol for identifying sats and creating inscriptions, while ORDI is one token defined using the BRC-20 convention. Bitcoin provides the underlying transaction layer. BRC-20 indexers interpret inscription events to determine balances. Different infrastructure can therefore affect how token activity is displayed, especially when the standard evolves.
What can weigh on ORDI
ORDI depends on demand for BRC-20 assets, Bitcoin transaction infrastructure and compatible indexing and trading systems. The BRC-20 specification itself describes the standard as experimental and subject to improvement. Users can also confuse ORDI with Ordinals, which are related technologies but not the same asset. FMchart's composite history may begin after the first inscriptions and should be read as the history captured by its data sources.
The word ORDI can cause confusion. It names a token, not the whole Ordinals system. Bitcoin is the base chain for both technologies. Inscriptions carry the data used by BRC-20. Indexers read those records and build balances. This is a different model from a normal token contract. The distinction is useful when reading market pages, wallets or technical documents about Bitcoin assets.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
ORDI (ORDI) FAQ
What is ORDI?
ORDI is a BRC-20 token created through Bitcoin inscriptions and represented by the four-letter ticker ORDI. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
Is ORDI the same as Ordinals?
No. Ordinals is the protocol for assigning identities to satoshis and creating inscriptions, while ORDI is a BRC-20 token defined using inscriptions. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
What is BRC-20?
BRC-20 is an experimental token convention that records deploy, mint and transfer operations through inscriptions on Bitcoin. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
What is the price of ORDI today?
ORDI is priced at $3.565 on FMchart's composite, with $812.9K traded over 24 hours across the exchanges in FMchart's composite. Exchange-specific prices can differ because each venue has its own market. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
How many ORDI tokens are there?
The BRC-20 definition for ORDI sets a maximum supply of 21,000,000 ORDI, while 21,000,000 is shown as circulating in current market data. Market capitalization is $74.87M, with rank 332. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
What is ORDI's all-time high?
ORDI's all-time high is $95.52, recorded on Mar 4, 2024. Price Statistics also reports the all-time low and the distance from the current level. These records depend on the market data captured from trading venues and can therefore differ across providers. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
How has ORDI performed since FMchart started tracking it?
In FMchart's composite price history (since August 2026), September 2026 (+18.9%) was ORDI's strongest month and August 2026 (+11.7%) its weakest. Monthly Returns (USD) lists each monthly move, while Annual Price (USD) Change gives calendar-year changes. The series may cover less than ORDI's full market history.
Who created the BRC-20 standard?
BRC-20 was introduced as an experimental standard by the pseudonymous developer Domo, using Ordinals inscriptions to represent token operations. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
Does ORDI use a smart contract?
No Ethereum-style smart contract controls ORDI. Its BRC-20 balance state is derived from Bitcoin inscriptions and interpreted by compatible indexers. The distinction matters because the two names describe different layers of the Bitcoin ecosystem. ORDI is an asset, while Ordinals describes the inscription system.
Is ORDI a good investment?
FMchart does not rate ORDI as an investment. Its market value depends on demand for BRC-20 assets, Bitcoin activity, indexer compatibility and exchange liquidity. The BRC-20 documentation describes the standard as experimental, so its rules and supporting infrastructure can evolve. This page explains the technology and market history rather than recommending a financial decision.