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Overview​

Use Collab.Land’s Token-Gating Rules in the Command Center to gate Discord roles on Bitcoin STAMPS and Ordinals NFTs. The sections below walk through setup for each type.

Bitcoin STAMPS​

How to Get the STAMPS Creator Address via Stampchain​

  1. Accessing Stampchain:

    • Navigate to the Stampchain website. This is where you can view all the stamps data and specifications.
    • Stampchain allows you to search by various parameters including Stamp ID, Creator, transaction, CPI, etc.

  2. Searching for Your Stamp:

    • If you know your Stamp ID (or IDs if you have multiple), enter it in the search bar.
    • Once you initiate the search, you should see the relevant stamp details, including the creator's information.

How to Create a Bitcoin STAMPS TGR​

To configure a STAMPS TGR, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to the Command Center at https://cc.collab.land using Discord.

  2. From the left panel, select the server you would like to create the TGR in. Then, click on "TGRs".

  3. Click the "+ Select Role" button and choose the Discord role you would like to use for your TGR.

    • Write an informative description for the TGR.

  4. Set the Chain Type to "Bitcoin".

  5. Set the Token Type as "Bitcoin Stamps".

  6. Inputs for the TGR: Fill in one or both of the fields 'Stamp Creator' and 'Stamp ID'.

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  • You can input both or choose only one. However, if both fields are left empty, you'll get an error.

  • Inputting the Stamp Creator Address will consider all stamps made by that particular creator.

  1. Set the Minimum amount of tokens needed to gain the role.

    • Optional: Set a Maximum number of tokens.

  2. Click "Save".

The final configuration of a Stamps TGR should look like this:

Create a Bitcoin STAMPS TGR

Bitcoin Ordinals​

How to Find Ordinals Inscription Numbers and Collection Names​

  1. Inscription number range (recommended):

    • Use this if your collection is not listed on Ordiscan, or if you want the most reliable setup.
    • In the TGR, set From to the starting inscription number and To to the ending inscription number.
    • On Ordinals marketplaces such as Satflow, search for your collection, then sort by Inscription: Low to High to find the starting number and Inscription: High to Low to find the ending number.

  2. Collection name (Ordiscan only):

    • Use this only if your collection is indexed on Ordiscan.
    • Enter the Collection Name exactly as it appears there. If your collection is not listed, use inscription numbers instead.

How to Create a Bitcoin Ordinals TGR​

To configure a Bitcoin Ordinals TGR, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to the Command Center at https://cc.collab.land using Discord.

  2. From the left panel, select the server you would like to create the TGR in. Then, click on "TGRs".

  3. Click the "+ Select Role" button and choose the Discord role you would like to use for your TGR.

    • Write an informative description for the TGR.

  4. Set the Chain Type to "Bitcoin".

  5. Set the Token Type as "Bitcoin Ordinals".

  6. Holder identification: Apply one of the methods in How to Find Ordinals Inscription Numbers and Collection Names: either the inscription From / To range or the Ordiscan Collection Name.

  7. Set the Minimum amount of tokens needed to gain the role.

    • Optional: Set a Maximum number of tokens.

  8. Click "Save".

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If your Bitcoin Ordinals TGR was created before March 2026, it may no longer work as expected. Changes in third-party infrastructure (including Magic Eden deprecating Bitcoin support, which previously powered collection-based verification) mean you should update your TGR to use inscription number ranges (recommended) or Ordiscan collections (if available).

Best practice​

If you are unsure which identification method to use, prefer inscription number ranges. They are the most reliable and future-proof setup.

The final configuration of an Ordinals TGR should look like this:

Create a Bitcoin Ordinals TGR