There have been quite a few UniHexa events lately. I took some time to look through UniHexa’s documentation. It’s not a slippage pool like an AMM. You set the price yourself, choose buy or sell, and the system matches orders based on price priority and then time priority. Any unfilled portion of an order stays on the order book automatically, and you can still modify or cancel it. The documentation is very clear: matching happens first on the order book, and the actual token swap has to wait for Bitcoin mainnet settlement. So trades can be executed quickly, but funds will only arrive after confirmation.
There’s also another point that’s easy to mix up. After connecting a wallet, it will derive a transaction address. The key is still your own—you can withdraw your coins anytime without needing the platform’s approval. The system only follows the matching-and-settlement path. The order book can be seen in the mempool, not a black box.
The second week of the event starts today at 10:00 UTC+8. Completing the first week grants an Early Access snapshot. This week it switches to a task-based whitelist. With one whitelist entry, you can choose any day during weeks 2–4 to complete it once; the reward is 120FB, which is a pretty generous prize.
#FB #UniSat $FB $USDT
There’s also another point that’s easy to mix up. After connecting a wallet, it will derive a transaction address. The key is still your own—you can withdraw your coins anytime without needing the platform’s approval. The system only follows the matching-and-settlement path. The order book can be seen in the mempool, not a black box.
The second week of the event starts today at 10:00 UTC+8. Completing the first week grants an Early Access snapshot. This week it switches to a task-based whitelist. With one whitelist entry, you can choose any day during weeks 2–4 to complete it once; the reward is 120FB, which is a pretty generous prize.
#FB #UniSat $FB $USDT
