The more you look, the more it feels like UniHexa’s missing piece is to gather the scattered order books into one unified ledger. Before, BRC-20 and Runes each ran their own markets—when you switch protocols, you have to switch venues too. What it wants is a single order book, with the assets still in your own wallet. What we can see now is that DOG, MIM, UNCOMMON•GOODS, and Ordi have already moved onto it, and the activity has been live for the first week. It isn’t a repeat of the old InSwap: one focuses more on exchanging, and the other focuses more on the order book. It’s the two chariots of a traditional DEX—driving side by side, advancing in tandem.
Unihexa concentrates matching upfront, and later settlement can reconcile on Bitcoin’s mainnet. USDT is still on the way. Only once the protocol is complete and the depth is truly consolidated into one place is this step considered finished. #FB #UniSat $FB $USDT