Recently browsing UniSat's updates, I noticed a rather unremarkable change.

Previously, transferring BRC-20 from Fractal to InSwap required handling Inscribe Transfer and Wrap separately, with each signature needing individual confirmation.

Now UniSat has merged the process into a single API, and Wrap and Unwrap now support batch signing.

Retail users don't care what the API looks like—they just feel the reduction in clicks, fewer signatures, and fewer chances for operational errors.

The Bitcoin ecosystem rarely lacks new protocols; what it lacks is slowly refining clunky processes.

UniSat has recently been filling in these details. The wallet handles the entry point, InSwap connects assets into transactions, and UniHexa follows up with order matching.

The update may not seem hot, but once you start using it, you realize how much hassle it saves.

#UniSat #InSwap #FractalBitcoin #BRC20 $BTC

⚠️ Fake UniSat account warning ⚠️

@unisat_eco is fake, not the official UniSat! The only official account is the gold-verified @unisat_wallet.

It just copied the official post and promoted fake tokens, and now it's been banned.

For downloading wallets, signing, claiming airdrops, or moving funds, only use @unisat_wallet or unisat.io.

No matter how similar the name or appearance, never connect your wallet—these accounts specifically wait for popularity to rise before striking.

Don’t slip up.

#UniSat #bitcoin #brc20 #Web3

1 Bitmap holders are set to receive a 15% share.

The TAP protocol founder previewed that Bitmap holders linked will receive 15% of minting fees (paid in TAP), with details yet to be announced.

2 Mysterious miner suspected to originate from NiceHash.

An unmarked address mined two blocks; investigation suggests possible ties to NiceHash, reason unknown.

3 Binance has recovered 80% of stolen assets.

Over $6.34 billion in company funds have been reserved to cover stolen assets; withdrawals remain suspended, with plans to publish proof of reserves by November 2.

4 Bitcoin Core discloses moderate security vulnerability.

Nodes on Windows, macOS, and BSD may crash due to memory exhaustion from malicious connections; a patched version has been released, Linux unaffected.

5 sats support AI agent transfer requests.

AI agents can request to send or package frBTC via MCP, but require user terminal approval; private keys remain under user control.

6 Trezor advises specific buyers to switch wallets.

Received reports of suspected hardware tampering with Safe 5; urges users who purchased from CryptoBilis since March 2026 to promptly switch to new mnemonic wallets.

7 UniSat updates DApp entry points.

The wallet app center has added entries for SUBFROST, Satflow, Ord Dropz, and organized Fractal apps.

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That's all~

The meme ecosystem is quiet~

#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

UniHexa has been updated, and all changes are things you can use directly during trading.

After adding BBO orders, you can now directly reference the top few levels of the order book to set limit orders. Whether you want to match with the counterparty or queue for execution, you no longer need to manually copy prices.

Your own orders will also be marked on the order book. You can instantly see how many orders you’ve placed and at which prices, making it much easier to adjust or cancel them.

A USD conversion has been added next to the BTC price. This makes it much more intuitive for retail users to see how much a coin is worth without needing to calculate conversions each time. This is only a display of USD value; USDT trading pairs have not yet been launched.

These features will make UniHexa feel more like the exchanges we use daily and reduce errors in price entry and duplicate order placement.

This update addresses operational issues; liquidity still needs to be evaluated separately. If the order book depth is insufficient, even the fastest BBO only means faster order placement.

I agree with the direction. First, complete the order placement experience, then later assess whether volume, spread, and order book depth can catch up.

#unihexa #UniSat #bitcoin #BRC20 #Runes

Bitcoin ecosystem news

1: Bitcoin Core multiple versions emergency upgrade

Heat: ★★★★☆

@bitcoincoreorg has released 32.1, 31.2, 30.4, 29.5, fixing two persistent memory growth issues and one undo file overflow issue. @fanquake confirmed that 32.0, though tagged, has not been officially released; users should upgrade directly to 32.1; Windows, macOS, and BSD nodes especially need attention, as Linux nodes are unaffected by the TCP urgent data vulnerability. (Node operators, don't stay on old versions.)

2: Ducat requires old users to migrate to Quanta

Heat: ★★★★☆

@Ducatstable stated that over 1,000 wallets have migrated to MetaMask. Users who previously participated in Quanta via @xverse or @unisat_wallet must first connect MetaMask, then link their old wallets and sign separately; accumulated points, referral records, and task progress will be migrated together. Beta is the final phase to acquire Quanta on testnet, but the project team has not announced a final deadline. (Old users migrate early; both wallets must be able to sign.)

3: eCash mainnet launch, ECX split coins first, then move

Heat: ★★★★☆

@BTCdrivechains' eCash mainnet has launched at block 973,728; snapshot addresses generate corresponding balances at a rate of 1 BTC = 1 ECX, no pre-registration or claiming required. @Truthcoin reminded users that its replay protection is opt-in; self-custody users wishing to retain ECX should first complete BTC/ECX splitting according to official instructions before moving BTC held before the snapshot. Whether exchange users receive ECX depends on platform support. (If you don’t understand splitting, don’t touch it—especially don’t hand over your mnemonic.)

4: Xverse rune exchange liquidity still limited

Heat: ★★★★☆

@xverse stated that limited rune exchange liquidity stems from a security incident involving DotSwap V1 aggregated by @swap_on_nexus; Xverse vaults and user self-custody funds remain unaffected. The official post only promised updates upon liquidity restoration; no clear restoration announcement was found during verification. (If you’re eager to exchange runes, check quotes and slippage first—don’t force large trades.)

5: Pizza Ninjas asked to respond to delivery and refunds

Heat: ★★★★☆

Ordinals player @pawellwitt accused @pizza_ninjas founder @TO of halting project progress, claiming 17 users each paid 0.03–0.032 BTC for 4-megger NFTs but received neither NFTs nor refunds; the project page and PIZZA Rune plan have also been criticized for long-term lack of updates. These claims currently come solely from players; no full response from the project team has been seen, though artist @boozybtc is still reported as active. (Holders should first save payment and communication records—do not add more funds.)

6: SHNAKAS enters third week of mining

Heat: ★★★★☆

According to @CG_BRC20’s block countdown observation, @ShieldedNaka’s privacy rune $SHNAKAS has entered its third mining cycle; @Ord_Dropz has also updated its trading page to show mining progress, circulating supply, and market orders. Before next week’s launch,算力 NFT listings will decrease and mining power may concentrate again; participants must monitor both mining cost and token liquidity. (Don’t just focus on mining speed—first check exit depth.)

7: UniHexa joins BBO quick order placement

Heat: ★★★☆☆

@Uni_Hexa has launched BBO order placement functionality, allowing quick limit order setup at Counterparty 1/5 or Queue 1/5; the order book marks your own order prices, and BTC trading pairs also display USD valuations. The feature is already available, ideal for frequent traders who place and cancel orders often, but BBO only aids pricing—it does not guarantee execution or slippage control. (Orders are faster now, but execution depth still depends on you.)

8: BISDEX liquidity exceeds 80,000 ORDI

Heat: ★★★☆☆

@bestinslotxyz stated that ORDI across all BISDEX liquidity pools has surpassed 80,000. Previously, @ordi_brc disclosed that the NUTKIN/ORDI, QUAQ/ORDI, and ORDI/BTC pools totaled 76,305 ORDI, indicating continued capital inflow into pools. Players can now trade and provide liquidity, but total volume does not mean each pool has sufficient depth—ORDI remains a fee token. (Check depth and impermanent loss per pool before entering.)

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That’s all~

Node operators upgrade first; if you want ECX, learn how to split first.

Quanta old users remember to migrate; runes are being mined on one end while liquidity continues to be replenished on the other.

UniHexa’s order placement is smoother; BISDEX’s ORDI keeps flowing into pools.

#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

Bitcoin ecosystem news

1: Naka Sigil update, now easier to check how much you'll receive after buying

@garymetaz released Naka Sigil v0.13.0, fixing market card recognition, adding weekly and remaining SHNAKAS estimates after trades, and historical trade records; supports simulating the impact of up to four consecutive purchases.

The plugin is open-source and read-only, does not connect to wallets or require signatures, and preserves data upon update. For holdings involving crypto transfers, sync with the official wallet page to calibrate. (Estimates are not actual distributions; check reward impacts before placing orders or transferring.)

2: UniSat 1.8.0 overhauls asset page, transaction details now visible on homepage

@unisat_wallet released extension wallet 1.8.0, adding a dedicated Assets page to centrally view BRC20, Runes, Ordinals, Alkanes, and Fractal assets; transaction history on the homepage now includes sender/receiver addresses, asset identifiers, and operation details.

The wallet remembers the last selected asset category for each account. Mobile updates are still in preparation. (This is an extension wallet update—do not assume the mobile app is同步上线.)

3: Intercom checks SOL balance before accepting USDC, clearer prompts when stuck at claiming

@TracNetwork recommends updating Intercom DEX to 0.1.39. The new version checks Solana wallet fee balance before sellers place orders or accept trades; if insufficient, it displays how much SOL is needed and where to send it; failed claims also show reasons and retry every 15 seconds.

The release notes provide a ~0.01 SOL reference for sellers stuck at claiming—actual amounts depend on program prompts. (Verify your DEX Solana address; never send funds to unknown “unlock addresses.”)

4: Intercom adds transaction verification to reduce “coins sent but message not received” stuck orders

@TracNetwork’s 0.1.38 adds active signature verification: if no transfer message is received after 30 seconds, it queries recent transactions every 15 seconds and validates them via your own node.

Main fixes are on the signer side; client updates improve message resending and status correction. Browsers only provide transaction IDs as clues—not direct payment confirmation. (If coins were sent but still waiting, check transaction records before resending.)

5: DarkHorse wallet submitted for review, still not officially open

@RGBHorse stated the wallet has been submitted to the Chrome Store for review; new changes remain in internal testing. Switching wallets terminates pending website requests; payment windows display full contract IDs and warn of assets with identical names but different contracts. (Wait for official release entry—do not treat same-named assets as identical.)

6: DarkHorse internal test adds transaction acceleration, old transactions may not qualify

@RGBHorse’s internal test adds Accelerate: adds fees via BTC change outputs without spending RGB assets; displays fee first, then requires secondary confirmation. Only applies to qualified transactions initiated from v0.24.3 onward. (Not all pending transactions can be accelerated.)

7: DarkHorse internal test adds channel backup, disabled by default

@RGBHorse added Lightning Backup under “Settings → Advanced.” When enabled, you can restore channels on another browser using the same mnemonic phrase, provided the original browser is no longer in use. Limited to Signet only. (Do not treat this as an open mainnet channel recovery feature.)

8: Utexo clarifies impersonation messages—do not act on fake announcements

@utexocom stated that malicious accounts are spreading fake “news” falsely linking Utexo with the IRS; such content was not issued by the project team and no such announcements have been made.

If you encounter requests for documentation or asset handling based on this, verify through official channels first. (Official clarification applies only to this impersonation message—it does not imply changes to other testing or launch plans.)

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That’s all~

Naka’s holding tool now provides finer details, but weight after purchase still differs from actual claim.

For RESET stuck orders, first check version, fee balance, and transaction status—do not resend coins.

DarkHorse acceleration and backup are still in internal testing; Subfrost season opening for points also remains pending official announcement—do not count preview numbers as earned rewards.

#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

Bitcoin ecosystem news

1: DOG withdrawal restored, delisting still pending

@bitget has announced the restoration of DOG-BTCRUNES withdrawals, but DOG/USDT remains on the pending delisting list, and deposits have been paused. Holders should verify their withdrawal channels, balances, and unfilled orders. (Withdrawals are restored; delisting is still pending—do not confuse the two.)

2: Clarify target block and minting rules for DIESEL

@Huaguibtc has跟进 the DIESEL V3/SUBMINER-GATE, and related PR #315 has been merged; the revised governance page still shows voting in progress, with voting cutoff at block 971983 and target activation height at 972000. The proposal states: minters retain an initial 1.92%, with the remainder going to the SUBMINER treasury. (Minters should recalculate costs first—code merge, voting closure, and on-chain activation are three separate events.)

3: Naka Sigil upgraded to v0.12.5, enabling finer calculations before buying

@garymetaz updated Naka Sigil: users can now compare order placements based on SHNAKAS weekly increments per 0.001 BTC, plan costs to reach 400% weight with single or combined tokens, and simulate the impact of placing, filling, or canceling orders on share allocation. The plugin is open-source and read-only; it does not connect to wallets or sign transactions. (400% refers to weight; existing users replacing the directory must reload—uninstalling first will delete saved holdings.)

4: THEVAULT wins development contest, tool now available for testing

@ShieldedNaka announced contest results: @mjul23’s THEVAULT won. The tool’s entry point is now open; official documentation includes 3D browsing of Shielded Nakas, search by ID and traits, order comparison, and market tracking. (Voting has ended; those seeking IDs or filtering traits can use the tool directly; actual trade prices still depend on live market orders.)

5: Satflow opens self-service API key generation

@Satflow announced API keys are now self-generated after wallet connection; higher usage quotas may be requested separately. Developers building query scripts, dashboards, or ecosystem tools can skip manual application steps. (Specific permissions and quotas are listed on your account page—do not assume unlimited calls or automatic quota increases.)

6: Tacit opens Ethereum confidential pool

@tacitfi released V1 confidential pool AMM; product page lists TAC/tETH, cUSD/tETH, cBTC/tETH, with Private Swap and Earn liquidity entry points. Contract links on the page point to Ethereum; cBTC must be handled according to that network’s wrapped asset rules. (Entry is visible, but trading depth and real-world experience remain to be observed—first confirm network, approvals, and fees.)

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That’s all for now~

DOG withdrawals are restored, but delisting is still unresolved.

DIESEL script runners: pay attention to target blocks and allocation rules—don’t reuse old parameters.

Naka’s tools for checking shares and selecting orders are now more complete; those wanting to try Tacit should first confirm the network.

#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

Bitcoin ecosystem news

1: Shielded Development Contest Voting Reminder

@ShieldedNaka's development contest has collected 7 tools; vote by commenting on the original post with entries numbered 1–7. Each user gets one vote, and the voting window is 48 hours after the original post is published.

Prizes for the contest are Shielded NAKA #1052 and 0.0012 BTC; not every voter will receive a reward. (Try the tools first, then choose your favorite.)

2: SHNAKAS Reward Calculation Has Started

@ShieldedNaka's $SHNAKAS reward calculation has been activated. @Ob1_Wan_Satoshi reminds users that rewards must be checked in the Shielded Vault wallet, not the Marketplace Vault.

Positions that meet eligibility criteria and are not listed for sale will be automatically rewarded; new purchases or positions after canceling orders will only qualify for the next eligible reward cycle. Accumulated rewards do not mean immediate availability. (Verify eligibility in your Vault before assuming you can claim.)

3: SLICE Reinvestment and Share Reminder

@mork1e confirms that Cheese Vault has enabled SIP002. Enabling burn2compound does not burn existing unclaimed SLICE, and the setting can be disabled; claiming rewards resets hodlBoost.

Developers warn that positions not reinvested may have their reward shares diluted by reinvested positions. (Long-term users should first check their settings, don't just focus on the claim button.)

4: UniSat Advances USDT Integration

@unisat_wallet and @utexocom are advancing RGB-USDT integration: first implementing UniSat Wallet send/receive and UniScan queries, followed by USDT trading on UniHexa.

@lorenzonical's explanation remains a development roadmap and phased integration plan—not a notification that deposits, withdrawals, or trading are live. (The sequence is clear, but it still cannot be treated as functional yet.)

5: Naka Sigil Reward Tool Update

@garymetaz released Naka Sigil v0.11.0, which allows comparison of up to 4 Naka, viewing post-trade weights, and assessing the impact of purchasing a specific order on existing holdings.

The tool is open-source and read-only; it does not connect to wallets or require signatures. Estimated allocations are for reference only and cannot be treated as final eligible balances. (Use it as a calculator, not as a promise of到账.)

6: RGB Candidate Version Compatibility Testing

@RGBHorse disclosed testing of RGB 0.11.2-rc.1: all 999 legacy-format data entries were successfully converted, 998 passed validation, and the remaining one was a deliberately corrupted test file; total size decreased from 34.5 MB to 30.2 MB.

Maintainers confirm that wallet version 0.11.1 cannot read the new v1 format. This remains a candidate version test—not an official wallet upgrade announcement. (Hold real assets until official wallet compatibility guidance is issued; do not convert data yourself.)

7: DarkHorse Mining Claim Reminder | Ongoing Matter

@RGBHorse supports addresses in formats '1…', '3…', and 'bc1q…'. Users qualifying through BTC holdings or historical inscriptions, Runes, or BRC-20 must complete tasks, bind their personal wallet, and activate hashing power.

Every round lasts 72 Bitcoin blocks (~12 hours), with a minimum claim of 1 Horseshoe; unclaimed rewards at the end of each round are burned. Future token allocations of up to 6% remain planned. (Monitor public round countdowns—not reset to 12 hours after entry.)

8: BISDEX ORDI Pool Update | Ongoing Matter

@bestinslotxyz confirms the ORDI pool is operational, with ORDI/Token trading pairs using ORDI as the protocol fee token.

The official statement previously clarified that old platform trading funds and LP positions do not require migration due to this upgrade. Those preparing to participate should first check actual pricing, slippage, and fees. (A pool existing does not guarantee smooth execution for any quantity.)

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That’s all~

USDT is still being integrated—do not treat progress updates as deposit/withdrawal availability.

BISDEX has a pool—but depth and actual costs still need to be checked.

If you hold Naka or Cheese Vault positions, first verify reward eligibility and reinvestment settings; don’t miss claiming at the end of DarkHorse rounds.

#Bitcoin $BTC #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

Bitcoin ecosystem news

1 Ducat switches to MetaMask, original testnet Vault will not be inherited

@Ducatstable will switch to MetaMask during the public test phase and discontinue using Xverse and UniSat to manage Vaults. Existing Quanta points will be retained, but migration only transfers account access rights—not Vaults or funds; old testnet Vaults and their test coins will not be carried over. Users who participated in testing should pay attention to subsequent migration notices.

2 Strive buys another 2,822 BTC

@Strive purchased an additional 2,822 BTC, with an average cost of approximately $83,266 including fees. Institutional spot demand remains strong, but a single company’s accumulation does not equate to short-term price certainty—do not treat treasury actions as direct trading signals.

3 Riot shifts digital asset custody from NYDIG to BitGo

@RiotPlatforms has moved its digital assets and cash from NYDIG Trust to @BitGo Bank & Trust. Assets will原则上 enter Riot’s dedicated segregated accounts, with the company retaining ownership; the exact transfer size has not been disclosed, and the change in custodian does not imply that the mining company is selling BTC.

4 Fractal awards development incentives to three live projects

@fractal_bitcoin announced the results of FIP-30: @PrimeTriad, @utxo_pizza, and @Arthefacte received 2,000 FB each, totaling 6,000 FB. Awarded areas cover mining pools and staking infrastructure, data dashboards, and blockchain gaming applications; this is a one-time development incentive, not an airdrop open to all users.

5 BISDEX enters public launch window

@bestinslotxyz has again released a launch preview for BISDEX and $ORDI. BISDEX is positioned as a BRC-20 DEX and has previously undergone closed testing; general users should wait for the official entry point, supported assets, and complete trading rules to be published, and avoid connecting to unofficial imposter websites.

6 NiceHash produces stale block at height 971345

Bitcoin developer @mononautical recorded that a block mined by NiceHash lost the propagation race to F2Pool and became a stale block. Occasional stale blocks are a normal phenomenon in PoW networks and do not indicate a mainchain rollback; for large transactions, sufficient confirmations should still be awaited.

This edition is particularly worth noting for wallet migrations and custody changes: they may seem uneventful but most directly affect users’ ability to access their assets.

#Bitcoin #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes

Bitcoin Ecosystem News

1 Strategy further increases holdings by 250 BTC

@Strategy disclosed an additional purchase of 250 BTC, bringing total holdings to 848,250 BTC, while repurchasing approximately $192 million worth of STRC. Although the single purchase is modest, the company continues to execute its Bitcoin reserve strategy; this is corporate disclosure data and does not indicate short-term price direction.

2 Tacit launches Bitcoin privacy payment flow

Privacy protocol @tacitfi unveiled Tacit Pay: users can pay from shielded balances to regular Bitcoin addresses, with proofs generated locally on their devices and payments completed via atomic swaps—payment wallets do not appear directly in the recipient transaction. The privacy pathway is more practical, but liquidity, fees, and actual anonymity effectiveness still need monitoring.

3 Ducat announces full Beta testing opening

Bitcoin-native credit protocol @Ducatstable stated that Beta testing is imminent, covering BTC collateral vaults and the full process of handling USDC via the UNIT Bridge; participants will earn Quanta points. This is currently the final testing phase before launch; mainnet and TGE have not yet been officially opened.

4 UniHexa’s final week rewards即将开启

@Uni_Hexa announced the rules for the final week: whitelisted addresses and eligible Early Access Active addresses may participate, each receiving 120 FB, with only 40 submissions allowed per task window. Each address may submit only once; addresses that submitted in previous weeks cannot re-participate.

5 Silent Cubs opens 88-item blind auction

Developer @t_wixie announced the launch of the Genesis Silent Cubs blind auction, with a minimum bid of 0.001 BTC; the top 88 bidding addresses will win and pay uniformly at the lowest winning bid price, with full refunds for non-winning bidders. NFTs are randomly assigned, and payment wallets must use sp1 addresses.

6 Shielded Ordinals tests automated minting flow

@Ord_Dropz founder @Ob1_Wan_Satoshi stated that Shielded Launchpad is collaborating with @banknotes_btc to embed 500 commemorative coins into Bitcoin via the Shielded Ordinals protocol, testing parent inscription confirmation, index recognition, and API data exposure processes. The team reports smooth testing but notes that status indicators still require improvement.

7 Polymarket expands BTC prediction markets

@Polymarket added more Bitcoin markets, including hourly and daily price movements, phase-based price targets, and all-time highs and lows. More short-term BTC events are now tradable, but these markets are highly volatile and vary significantly in rules—users must first confirm regional availability.

This round shows that the Bitcoin ecosystem’s focus is gradually shifting from merely issuing assets toward privacy payments, lending, tools, and real transaction flows. Functional execution matters more than narrative—but it’s essential to distinguish between test versions and production products.

#Bitcoin $ #Ordinals #Runes #BRC20 #Alkanes