Key Points:
Starting on October 18, UniSat plans to distribute commemorative inscriptions known as “brc20-swap Prime Access” to the community. Prime Access, similar to Early Access, is provided free of charge and can be transferred after 300 confirmations. It grants access to the initial mainnet version and comes with a unique identifier, making it appealing to collectors.
Upon the mainnet launch, UniSat Wallet brc20-swap transactions will incur a 0.3% transaction fee. Of this fee, 1/6 (0.05%) will go to UniSat, and the remaining 5/6 (0.25%) will be distributed to liquidity providers for the corresponding trading pairs. This fee structure aligns with the prevailing standards set by UniSwap.
UniSat is committed to a phased approach. During the initial mainnet launch, Prime Access will continue to be distributed freely. As the user base grows, UniSat will actively monitor the system’s performance and address any arising issues. Ultimately, all features will be made accessible to all users through a series of iterations.
UniSat Wallet is a decentralized application designed for creating Bitcoin wallets, enabling interaction with the Ordinals protocol. Additionally, it features a marketplace for NFTs and BRC-20 tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain.
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