Honestly, what BRC-20 lacks was never just issuing a brand-new coin.
The coins are on-chain, and trading can only be done by posting long-term orders on chain and on a small number of CEXs. If you want to hold the coins yourself and execute trades, then either the price spread is huge, or you can’t even find a counterparty. With holders but no one can repeatedly enter and exit orders on the order book.
What UniHexa is doing now is basically this layer: posting orders on the order book, with the funds still in addresses derived from its own wallet; the final settlement happens on Bitcoin.
It’s still early, and the depth isn’t deep yet—don’t expect it to instantly revive the entire BRC-20 market. But at least it provides these coins a place where, under self-custody, you can post orders, execute trades, and withdraw. This market layer—there really wasn’t one before.$BTC #unihexa
The coins are on-chain, and trading can only be done by posting long-term orders on chain and on a small number of CEXs. If you want to hold the coins yourself and execute trades, then either the price spread is huge, or you can’t even find a counterparty. With holders but no one can repeatedly enter and exit orders on the order book.
What UniHexa is doing now is basically this layer: posting orders on the order book, with the funds still in addresses derived from its own wallet; the final settlement happens on Bitcoin.
It’s still early, and the depth isn’t deep yet—don’t expect it to instantly revive the entire BRC-20 market. But at least it provides these coins a place where, under self-custody, you can post orders, execute trades, and withdraw. This market layer—there really wasn’t one before.$BTC #unihexa
