Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah revealed details Thursday about the highly anticipated mint of his Bitcoin Ordinals project, noting that the collection will drop on April 11, the legendary rapper wrote on Twitter.

According to the tweet, the Ghostface Killah and Rare Scrilla collaborative drop will be free to mint aside from Bitcoin network inscription fees on the OrdinalsBot platform, and collectors will be limited to one inscription per wallet.

Representatives for Ghostface Killah did not immediately respond to Decrypt’s request for comment.

Last month, Ghostface Killah announced the collection created in partnership with OrdinalsBot, Nakamotos on BTC (aka NakaPepes), and Rare Scrilla. According to NakaPepes, the Ghostface Killah collection will consist of 10,000 recursive Bitcoin Ordinals.

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Recursive Ordinals involve extracting data from prior inscriptions on the Bitcoin network to generate new ones, enabling complex software to run directly on the blockchain despite a restrictive limit on data in each individual inscription.

Wu-Tang Clan's RZA, Ghostface Killah, and Method Man. Image: Showtime.

Bitcoin Meets Wu-Tang: Rapper Ghostface Killah Is Releasing Music via Ordinals

Ghostface Killah, a founding member of the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, is launching a collection of music-themed Ordinal Inscriptions on the Bitcoin blockchain, the hip-hop icon announced on Twitter on Monday. Born as Dennis David Coles in New York City, Ghostface Killah partnered with Nakamotos on BTC—creators of the NakaPepes Collection—Rare Scrilla, and Ordinals inscription platform OrdinalsBot to add the tracks to the Bitcoin network. Salaam! I partnered w/ @NakamotosOnBTC @ScrillaVentura & @or...

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Responding to a tweet, NakaPepes said a snapshot of eligible wallets will take place closer to the date of the mint.

Edited by Andrew Hayward

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