Today two lines are stacked together. On one side, Lorenzo has explained UniHexa clearly: the front end is centralized matching, while each settlement is done on the Bitcoin mainnet. Someone has verified the logic—the assets at the recharge address go into Taproot multisig, not the kind of large hot wallet used by exchanges. After buy orders and sell orders are matched, you can see the real UTXOs and settlements on-chain. For now, that’s basically it—batch matching, on-chain settlement, funds that can be verified, slightly lower fees, multiple protocols, and native USDT is still on the way.
The FB for the event rewards is: earlier this year, they themselves bought 500,000 units and staked it into index mining. The mined rewards are then distributed to UniHexa users. What users receive is the rune FB that was bridged over, 1:1 corresponding to the coins locked on the bridge side. On the other side, the FIP-30 nomination window closed today. Over the next two weeks, they’ll verify materials, contact the team, and confirm whether anyone has received other grants; then they’ll announce who will get the retrospective rewards and how much they’ll receive.
Looking forward to the second week’s event #FB #UniSat $FB $USDT
The FB for the event rewards is: earlier this year, they themselves bought 500,000 units and staked it into index mining. The mined rewards are then distributed to UniHexa users. What users receive is the rune FB that was bridged over, 1:1 corresponding to the coins locked on the bridge side. On the other side, the FIP-30 nomination window closed today. Over the next two weeks, they’ll verify materials, contact the team, and confirm whether anyone has received other grants; then they’ll announce who will get the retrospective rewards and how much they’ll receive.
Looking forward to the second week’s event #FB #UniSat $FB $USDT
