```

   Feel free to give it a better name than `foo-watch-only`!

3. Load the `foo-watch-only` wallet:

   ```sh
   bitcoin-cli loadwallet foo-watch-only
   ```

4. Import your wallet descriptors into `foo-watch-only`:

   ```sh
   bitcoin-cli importdescriptors \
     '[{ "desc": "wpkh([bf1dd55e/84h/0h/0h]xpub6CcJtWcvFQaMo39ANFi1MyXkEXM8T8ZhnxMtSjQAdPmVSTHYnc8Hwoc11VpuP8cb8JUTboZB5A7YYGDonYySij4XTawL6iNZvmZwdnSEEep/0/*)#tpnxnxax", "timestamp":0 }]'
   ```

   If you know the Unix timestamp when your wallet first started receive
   transactions, you may use it for the value of `"timestamp"` instead of `0`.
   This will reduce the time it takes for Bitcoin Core to search for your
   wallet's UTXOs.

5. Check that everything worked:

   ```sh
   bitcoin-cli getwalletinfo
   ```

7. Display your wallet's rare ordinals:

   ```sh
   ord wallet sats
   ```

### Searching for Rare Ordinals in a Wallet that Exports Multi-path Descriptors

Some descriptors describe multiple paths in one descriptor using angle brackets,