UniSat Wallet announced on X platform that the new version 1.2.2 is now online. Users are advised to upgrade their wallets to version 1.2.2 for better performance and stability.

According to official sources, UniSat Wallet announced that it has supported ARC20 assets.

According to a TechFlow report, the Bitcoin inscribed wallet UniSat Wallet posted on X that its services were affected by continuous DDoS attacks from 2:30 to 4:30 this morning, causing intermittent interruptions between the wallet and API services. They are currently actively strengthening server protection and continuously monitoring service availability.

According to the DEX trading market chart, website Ave posted on social media that Ave has reached a partnership with UniSat, and will integrate the Unisat open market and open API; support Brc20 market candlestick chart; and support wallet access to Unisat.

Unisat announced on the X platform that rats has launched brc20-swap, and the threshold for using brc20-swap has been reduced to 400 UniSat points. Unisat further stated that recently, through optimization, the withdrawal matching rate has been successfully increased from 50% to the current 70%.

On November 27th, UniSat Wallet issued a statement regarding the community's concern about data discrepancies between different indexers, stating that its indexer is fully compatible with the latest brc-20 standard. Since March, UniSat's indexer has demonstrated its robustness and reliability in multiple comparisons. UniSat Wallet also pointed out that although the whitelist module has not been activated, it is actually impossible to produce a fork, but they will still actively help known indexers implement modular proposals by providing source code and documentation as soon as possible.

According to official sources, in response to the disclosure by users in the cryptocurrency community that "approximately 5 million ORDI tokens are suspected", Unisat stated that it had checked the addresses on four different indexers, and UniSat, OKX, and Ordinalscan all showed consistent results, while Ordiscan did not match the others, and this indexer had some errors (such as inaccurate processing of decimals).

UniSat Wallet officially announced on X platform that it has launched Developer Service, which includes almost all the functions that will be launched in 2023. Developers can now use it to rebuild a brand new UniSat from scratch.<br>UniSat Wallet also stated that with the use of this service, users can now easily build: automated trading robots, a block explorer that deeply understands Ordinals and BRC-20, a peer-to-peer Ordinals and BRC-20 market based on PSBT, games or applications with built-in Ordinals and BRC-20 engraving services.

UniSat Wallet posted on social media, stating that they have made minor adjustments to UniSat brc20-swap to enhance deposit/withdrawal experience and improve system stability. The access requirement has been reduced to 500 UniSat points.

On November 9th, according to official sources, the Bitcoin Mingwen Wallet UniSat Wallet has resumed normal operations after previously stating that it was under DDoS attack.