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Inquisition signet

A Bitcoin Inquisition node that validates and relays covenant proposals on the default signet.

Connect
https://inqsignet.mineracks.com/v1/tx

What it is

Bitcoin Inquisition is a fork of Bitcoin Core that activates proposed soft forks on the default signet before they exist on mainnet: CTV (BIP-119), ANYPREVOUT (BIP-118), OP_CAT (BIP-347), CHECKSIGFROMSTACK (BIP-348) and whatever comes next. Signet's miners run it, so a transaction using one of these opcodes actually confirms there.

These proposals are collectively called covenants: ways to restrict how a coin can be spent in the future, which enables vaults, congestion control, better Lightning channels and Ark-style constructions. Testing them normally means running Inquisition yourself; this gate lets you broadcast through ours.

What people use it for

How we run it

POST the raw hex of a CTV / APO / OP_CAT / CSFS spend to /v1/tx: it runs testmempoolaccept on the Inquisition node first and relays it only if that passes, so a refused transaction comes back with the node's reason (HTTP 422), not silence.
GET /v1/info lists the active deployments; POST /v1/rpc takes a small fixed set of read-only methods (see /info).

Trust, stated plainly

Vanilla signet nodes (ours at signet.mineracks.com included) see these transactions as non-standard or invalid; only Inquisition peers relay them. Confirmation depends on the signet miners running Inquisition, which they do.

Notes

5 requests per second per IP, 256 KB body cap, no account. Signet coin from a public signet faucet.

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