Non-custodial Bitcoin wallet Ordinals Wallet announced its compatibility for BRC-420 tokens. Users now have the ability to trade on Bitcoin and acquire BRC-420 Ordinals.
Additionally, Ordinals Wallet announced through its official X (formerly Twitter) account that the Ordinals node has undergone a reorganization at block 822941. Consequently, new transactions may temporarily appear as pending until the synchronization process is complete.
As long as the user’s UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) exists before the reorganization, normal usage is unaffected, and an announcement will be made once everything returns to normal.
BRC-420 is the protocol specifically designed for the management of digital assets, integrating Bitmap into the framework. This protocol provides users with a streamlined experience, making it accessible to a wider audience.
Introducing BRC420 support on Ordinals Wallet!Users can now trade and collect BRC420 Ordinals on Bitcoin!Check it out! https://t.co/paagJHRCZA
— Ordinals Wallet (@ordinalswallet) December 26, 2023
Cryptocurrency Wallets Lead Innovation with Enhanced Capabilities
Launched in February 2023, Ordinals Wallet was designed specifically to support the management of Ordinal Inscriptions. It enables users to hold, store and view Bitcoin and Ordinals NFTs directly within the wallet. Users can transfer, send, inscribe and engage in buying and selling assets within the wallet.
In the recent development, Self-custody crypto wallet Phantom announced it added support for Bitcoin, Ordinals and BRC-20 tokens. Bitcoin support is available in beta, allowing any Phantom wallet holder to activate it in app settings, with the ability to import Bitcoin, Ordinals and BRC-20 from existing Bitcoin wallets.
The recent announcement by Ordinals Wallet underscore the ongoing commitment to enhancing user experiences, broadening accessibility and adapting to emerging protocols, promising a dynamic future for the decentralized financial ecosystem.
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