I was looking through UniSat’s recent updates and spotted a change that didn’t seem like a big deal.
Previously, moving BRC-20 tokens into InSwap on Fractal meant handling Inscribe Transfer and Wrap separately, and confirming each signature one at a time.
Now UniSat has combined the process into a single API, and Wrap and Unwrap also support batch signing.
Retail users don’t care what the API looks like. What they notice is having to click fewer times, sign fewer times, and having fewer chances to make a mistake.
The Bitcoin ecosystem often isn’t short on new protocols. What it lacks is making difficult things easier to use, little by little.
That’s exactly what UniSat has been working on lately. The wallet provides the entry point, InSwap connects assets to trading, and UniHexa provides the order book further down the line.
The update may not seem like a big deal, but you realize how much effort it saves once you use it.
#UniSat #inswap #BRC20 $BTC
Previously, moving BRC-20 tokens into InSwap on Fractal meant handling Inscribe Transfer and Wrap separately, and confirming each signature one at a time.
Now UniSat has combined the process into a single API, and Wrap and Unwrap also support batch signing.
Retail users don’t care what the API looks like. What they notice is having to click fewer times, sign fewer times, and having fewer chances to make a mistake.
The Bitcoin ecosystem often isn’t short on new protocols. What it lacks is making difficult things easier to use, little by little.
That’s exactly what UniSat has been working on lately. The wallet provides the entry point, InSwap connects assets to trading, and UniHexa provides the order book further down the line.
The update may not seem like a big deal, but you realize how much effort it saves once you use it.
#UniSat #inswap #BRC20 $BTC
