CipherGlyph

CREATE A GLYPH

Type a message and the page draws CipherGlyphs. The GLY1 payload is shown as hex, the symbol stream is copyable, and the receipt exports as a PDF. The story and HPP context now live on the About page.

Compose

Message

0 of 80 bytes

The page stops at 80 bytes. That is 0 to 46 letters: A-Z, space, comma, period. BadCoin, Dogecoin, and Bitcoin use the same GLY1 message budget. Lowercase is stored as uppercase.

Sheet size is locked for the 80-byte ceiling: the full 46-letter message renders as a compact 10-column sheet.

Glyph keyboard

Each tap appends a letter to the message.

Glyph sheet

Saves a local receipt: the Glyphs, the message, the stream, the hex, the BadCoin address, and any transaction fields this page actually has. The first Glyph prints its txid. Other messages stay Txid: none.

GLY1 BADGLYPH INSCRIPTION

Encoded letters

Symbol stream

ADDRESS: BADCoinT4LZuc2vXoAk8sPhsMRnzeqscPJ
TXID: 15b55d23aa6611f4a5e13cc513d30adeb1805db2bc50424119834418bff2a6ab
BLOCK: 1883983
CONFIRMATIONS: 1
NUMBER: pending

Local receipt GLY1 · CHAIN: BADCOIN · TYPE: GLYPH INSCRIPTION

BADGLYPH
VERIFIED

Alphabet key

Decode a symbol stream

Code grammar: SHAPE + TICKS + DOT (for example COR2L). SPACE for space, DOT3 for period, DOT2 for comma. Teaching cipher, not a lock.

Recovered:

On-chain GLY1 (encode)

This is the payload that would go in the OP_RETURN: the plain letters, not the Caesar or Vigenere drawing. It is the same GLY1 byte stream for BadCoin, Dogecoin, and Bitcoin. Nothing is sent from this static page.

Chain message:

ENCODED PAYLOAD

Paste this into Decode a Glyph below. It decodes in your browser, with no server involved, which is the whole point: what is on the chain can be reconstructed from the chain.

Decode a Glyph (from hex)

Paste the raw GLY1 payload bytes as hex. This reconstructs the CipherGlyphs here, in your browser.

INSCRIBE WITH YOUR WALLET

BadCoin wallet handoff is active when the Chrome extension is loaded. Create the Glyph, choose the BadCoin address, then open the wallet to fund, sign, and broadcast.

This page builds the GLY1 payload and sends it to the wallet. The wallet owns the transaction flow. No treasury, no site-side signing, no balance reads from this page.

Dogecoin and Bitcoin use the same 80-byte GLY1 payload. Their wallet handoffs come after the BadCoin path is stable.

EXPLORE

Rebuilt from chain or explorer data, not from a wallet account.

BADCOIN GLYPHS FOR AN ADDRESS

CIPHERGLYPH · GLY1 · CHAIN: BADCOIN · STATIC PUBLIC MODE