Unihexa has something practical to say about trading feel. If you’ve ever traded Bitcoin-native assets, you probably understand this: BRC-20 and Runes have different rules. Before you watch the order book, place orders, or take trades, you first need to figure out which one you’re holding. If there’s an order book that can put them into the same set of operations, efficiency will be much higher.
On the UniHexa side, what I care about most is that it should do “one order book connecting multiple protocols.” With self-custody plus Bitcoin mainnet settlement, the matching rules are price priority, and when the price is the same, time priority. For people used to order books, it’s very intuitive—you don’t need to switch to an entirely new way of thinking.
#FB #UniSat $FB
On the UniHexa side, what I care about most is that it should do “one order book connecting multiple protocols.” With self-custody plus Bitcoin mainnet settlement, the matching rules are price priority, and when the price is the same, time priority. For people used to order books, it’s very intuitive—you don’t need to switch to an entirely new way of thinking.
#FB #UniSat $FB
