$BTC Yesterday there were a total of 593,742 trades, of which 308,870 were on the “Yuan” protocol, accounting for 52.0%—up 21.3% from the day before.
This isn’t price; it’s usage. Alkanes, Runes, and BRC-20 are all counted within this metric. If their share is more than half, it means the Yuan protocol is no longer just a side corner.
On the Alkanes front, there’s still more being added. A new third-party launchpad, @OpenOrbiting, is live. The first collection, Aries Orbitals, has been listed on @fairmints. It can select rare items by attributes, and it can also list orders for buying and selling. SUBFROST’s self-developed AMM for Alkanes splits the 1.5% fee into three parts—0.5% to market makers, 0.5% for buyback-and-burn of FUEL, and 0.5% for buyback-and-burn of FIRE or DIESEL.
There’s also an irony: @CG_BRC20 said today that UniHexa releases 40 whitelist spots per day on a first-come, first-served basis. Each spot corresponds to tokens worth about $50, yet it still doesn’t fill the allocation.
In the Bitcoin ecosystem, what it’s really lacking right now—new assets, or people who are actually willing to trade on it?
This isn’t price; it’s usage. Alkanes, Runes, and BRC-20 are all counted within this metric. If their share is more than half, it means the Yuan protocol is no longer just a side corner.
On the Alkanes front, there’s still more being added. A new third-party launchpad, @OpenOrbiting, is live. The first collection, Aries Orbitals, has been listed on @fairmints. It can select rare items by attributes, and it can also list orders for buying and selling. SUBFROST’s self-developed AMM for Alkanes splits the 1.5% fee into three parts—0.5% to market makers, 0.5% for buyback-and-burn of FUEL, and 0.5% for buyback-and-burn of FIRE or DIESEL.
There’s also an irony: @CG_BRC20 said today that UniHexa releases 40 whitelist spots per day on a first-come, first-served basis. Each spot corresponds to tokens worth about $50, yet it still doesn’t fill the allocation.
In the Bitcoin ecosystem, what it’s really lacking right now—new assets, or people who are actually willing to trade on it?