unisat

#UniSat released a 2026 Mid-Year Review:

https://lorenzonical.net/p/2026-07-unisat-mid-2026-review-and-perspective

1. Stick to infrastructure and a long-term roadmap—don’t chase hot trends. Focus on the wallet, browser, and the end-to-end transaction loop.

2. Protocol support improvements: full support for Runes/BRC-20, add Tacit, and stop Atomicals/CAT.

3. Move forward with UniHexa as the next-generation cross-protocol transaction engine, optimizing on-chain settlement.

4. 5–10 billion monthly API requests; upgrade to be Agent/CLI friendly, and support AI operations on Bitcoin assets.

5. Fractal advances FIP-101 to improve Tokenomics. Strategy: narrow the front line, strengthen tools, and break through when the timing is right.

Goal: build the strongest Bitcoin-native asset product closed loop, laying the foundation for the ecosystem.

Looking back at the sats, they’ve already fallen to a market cap of 10 million. Thinking back to those days, the cost of minting back then with your eyes closed was already over 30 million.
$ORDI $1000SATS

I’ve seen that the UniSat mobile app already supports SUBFROST. Simply put, SUBFROST is a security-related protocol in the Alkanes ecosystem, mainly helping protect assets and improve operational stability. Previously, many features focused more on the desktop side, but now the mobile app can also use them directly. In combination with InSwap instant transactions and wallet management, the whole process feels seamless and smooth. UniSat continues to enhance mobile support, making it easier for users to participate in trading and manage assets on the go. I feel this has a positive impact on the current ecosystem’s mobile experience, and in the future, mobile features will keep making things more convenient to use. #FB #UniSat

Magic Eden just announced its withdrawal from the Bitcoin market, and UniSat immediately stepped up to show loyalty. Starting from March 1st, there will be zero fees across the platform for 90 days, and they are also throwing in 500,000 FB for staking. This combination of moves has a strong smell of 'taking over the battlefield.'
From an on-chain logic perspective, this wave is a typical case of seizing liquidity during a gap. ME's exit has indeed left many inscription players feeling cold, but UniSat's decision to invest real money into FB at this time clearly indicates a desire to extend life in the infrastructure of sidechains and mainnets. If the BRC-20 single-step transfer can really be achieved, the trading experience could improve significantly, which would hit the nail on the head. Now, it remains to be seen whether this wave of fee waivers can stop the decline. The old project team choosing to push back at this moment indicates that this bone has not yet been completely gnawed clean, so retail investors should not rush to withdraw their investments.
Do you think this time for inscriptions is a 'flash in the pan' or an opportunity for a reshuffle? #Ordinals #brc20 #UniSat $BTC