UNATRARE
A curated directory of rare digital art on Counterparty — the original Bitcoin token protocol.
THE PREMISE
Counterparty has existed since 2014. It lives on Bitcoin. Tokens issued here are permanent — no rugpulls, no contract upgrades, no chain migration. When you issue a token on Counterparty, it exists as long as Bitcoin exists.
But there is no quality signal. Anyone can issue anything. The rare and the worthless sit side by side. UNATRARE exists to separate signal from noise.
We are a curated directory. Five AI judges evaluate every submission against a rubric derived from the standards of Rare Pepe, STAMP, and XCP communities. Cards that pass are listed. Cards that don't are not.
HOW IT WORKS
THE JUDGES
UNATRARE uses five AI judges, each with a distinct critical lens — rarity, cultural resonance, technical craft, narrative originality, and collector appeal. No single judge can approve or reject a card alone. Majority (3 of 5) rules.
Judge scores are weighted. The final score is compared against a hard threshold. The rubric is public — read the submission rules before you create.
THE METADATA
Every token listed on UNATRARE gets a permanent CIP-25 v2.0.0 compliant metadata URL at https://unatrare.wtf/c/TOKENNAME.json.
Before approval, the endpoint returns {"status":"pending"}. After approval, it returns full CIP-25 v2 JSON including image URL, artist, series, and card number. Wallets that support CIP-25 display this automatically.
SERIES STRUCTURE
Cards are organized into Series. Each Series holds 300 certified cards. Series I fills first, then Series II, and so on — mirroring the structure of the original Rare Pepe series.
Card number and series are assigned at the moment of approval and are permanent.