UniSat Wallet will list rats and consider using on-chain voting in the future to ensure fairness
On November 26th, UniSat Wallet, a Bitcoin inscription wallet, announced that it decided to end the asset listing vote for brc20-swap early due to the discovery of robot manipulation of the voting results. Only the rats asset will be supported. In order to ensure the fairness and security of future voting, UniSat Wallet is considering improving the voting mechanism and introducing a chain-based voting module called brc20-vote.
The platform stated that because withdrawal requests in the current system need to match deposits, supporting all brc20 assets at once may make it difficult to complete withdrawals for many assets due to a lack of corresponding deposits. Therefore, UniSat Wallet will invest time in developing and publicly releasing more code to improve the transparency of brc20-swap and support the indexer's transition to a whitelist module. Once successfully transformed into a whitelist module, the platform will quickly and comprehensively support all brc20 assets.
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