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# $BMT Blockdrop Claim

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Awaiting blockdrop indexing by Trac Systems. Wait for block height announcement to enable block drops.
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## $BMT Mint Inscription JSON

```
{
"p": "tap",
"op": "dmt-mint",
"dep": "a2014009b3af54ea0670002f67f6174b42f2098f632e454e9acae119a82efaadi0",
"tick": "bmt"
}
```

### To mint your $BMT token as a child inscription from your Bitmap requires 2 on-chain transactions

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#### First Transaction

1. Visit your favorite parent-child inscription site.&#x20;
2. Chose "Text" inscription
3. Copy and paste the above JSON data in the field.&#x20;
4. Specify a parent inscriptionID for your Bitmap that will be the parent for the transaction.&#x20;
5. Paste in your destination bitcoin wallet address
6. Pay the network fee.&#x20;

#### Second Transaction

7. Send your Bitmap to the address provided by the platform for the on-chain provenance&#x20;
8. Pay the 2nd network fee.&#x20;
9. Your Bitmap and the child inscription should arrive at your desired wallet.&#x20;


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