Born on Bitcoin L1
Drops uses a canonical OP_DROP leaf and Taproot commitment. Your proof belongs to the Bitcoin transaction, not a separate network.

Discover Drops
Drops is a compact, immutable artifact layer for Bitcoin L1. It gives an inscription-style record an exact body, a creator key, a canonical ID, and a proof that lives with the confirmed Bitcoin transaction.
Bitcoin permanence, made usable
If you are new to Bitcoin artifacts, the value is simple: a Drop lets you point to a record and say, "this exact thing is confirmed on Bitcoin." Anyone can later check the same record from Bitcoin history.
Drops uses a canonical OP_DROP leaf and Taproot commitment. Your proof belongs to the Bitcoin transaction, not a separate network.
Every Drop has a portable canonical ID derived from the reveal transaction and input index. Wallets and indexers can speak the same language.
Use the same proof foundation for compact inscriptions, op-drop fungible token records such as $DROP, the first token on op-drop, and Drops Pacts smart agreements.
Compact, identity-rich records stay easy to find and verify.
Strict fungible events retain their own token parsing path.
One artifact layer, many Bitcoin-native outcomes.
A foundation, not a walled garden
Drops stays deliberately compact so people can understand the record they are receiving. That same clear proof can support an inscription, $DROP, the first token on op-drop, or a Pact agreement without changing what Bitcoin confirmed.
BIP-110 ready
Drops recognizes the registered bip110-op-drop compatibility carrier through its own strict decoder. That lets products support compatible records without blurring generic artifacts, token events, and Pact data into one ambiguous format.
Start with proof
See the exact canonical format, follow the proof, or create a readable agreement with Pacts Studio.