Japanese cryptocurrency research and investment firm CGV has announced a strategic investment in Bitcoin open source wallet and Ordinals/BRC-20 infrastructure and service provider UniSat, with the specific investment amount undisclosed.

UniSat officials announced on social media that they will soon launch Brc-20-swap. The module and exchange are ready, and the indexer reference implementation and brc20-swap module have been released.

UniSat has announced a partnership with Magic Eden on social media. UniSat now supports the Magic Eden wallet connection, making UniSat Inscribe and UniSat Marketplace compatible with the Magic Eden wallet.

According to official news from Genify, Unisat Wallet now supports Genify, and Unisat's Collection display now fully supports dynamic rendering processes such as WebGL and p5.js, enhancing the immersive experience and allowing unique code-generated art pieces on the Genify platform to be dynamically displayed.

UniSat Wallet posted on X platform that earlier today, there was a malfunction with their platform's BTC price retrieval service (UniSat Marketplace had a situation where USD pricing did not match). The issue has now been resolved.

UniSat Wallet has released an update prompt on the X platform. UniSat has successfully completed the planned maintenance and has now restored access to the BRC20 market.

UniSat Wallet has released an update prompt on X platform. Over 80% of users have already updated to version 1.2.4. For those who have not updated yet, it is recommended to be patient as waiting may be the best option. Additionally, reinstalling or trying to use a different browser may help to update to the latest version. For users who prefer manual updates, the latest installation package can be obtained on the GitHub release page, but it is not recommended for ordinary users as the installation process is complex.

23pds, the chief information security officer of SlowMist, posted on social media to remind users of UniSat Wallet to beware of phishing risks during the upgrade. Recently, we noticed that UniSat Wallet reminded users to upgrade, stating "The current version (1.1.33) is no longer maintained. To ensure the security of your assets, please upgrade to version 1.2.4 as soon as possible." However, many users do not know how to upgrade this wallet in the plugin market or group chat, which gives phishing gangs an opportunity to phish. We remind users to download and install the latest version from the official website or official Github, and not to trust any group chat or unknown installation links.

UniSat has released an update v1.2.5: the minimum output quantity of inscriptions can be set to 330; the option to disable Atomicals (when there are no Atomicals assets) is available; new API: isAtomicalsEnabled is used to display the Atomicals function status; and the transfer errors of inscriptions and ARC20 when there is no available BTC have been fixed.

UniSat stated on social media that all Uni SatWallet 1.1.x version users should be aware: please avoid receiving Atomicals and ensure to upgrade to version 1.2 quickly, as UniSat Wallet 1.1 does not support Atomicals.