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My impression of blockchain explorers used to be that you could look up balances and TXIDs—useful, but not very interesting.
With UniScan, just paste an address and it organizes BTC, BRC-20, Runes, Alkanes, and Ordinals for you. You can also see asset distribution and balance changes.
When checking transactions, you don’t have to blindly sift through endless records—you can filter by asset, protocol, and time. You can even directly see how many transactions and active addresses there are each day, and how the fees change.
For retail users, to put it simply: it’s a timesaver. In the past, checking a few assets meant switching back and forth between websites. Now, most things can be handled in one place.
If UniScan can keep sorting out all these messy Bitcoin assets in the long run, it might really become the first entry point for many people to view on-chain data.
$BTC
#UniScan #UniSat #bitcoin #BRC20
With UniScan, just paste an address and it organizes BTC, BRC-20, Runes, Alkanes, and Ordinals for you. You can also see asset distribution and balance changes.
When checking transactions, you don’t have to blindly sift through endless records—you can filter by asset, protocol, and time. You can even directly see how many transactions and active addresses there are each day, and how the fees change.
For retail users, to put it simply: it’s a timesaver. In the past, checking a few assets meant switching back and forth between websites. Now, most things can be handled in one place.
If UniScan can keep sorting out all these messy Bitcoin assets in the long run, it might really become the first entry point for many people to view on-chain data.
$BTC
#UniScan #UniSat #bitcoin #BRC20
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