ChainCatcher news, UniSat has initiated a community vote to adjust the PizzaSwap service fee. Currently, the platform charges a fee of 0.3% per transaction, of which 5/6 is allocated for LP rewards and 1/6 for platform maintenance. However, some community members believe that the current fee is too low, resulting in insufficient LP rewards, which weakens the incentive to attract liquidity and may affect the healthy development of the ecosystem.The UniSat team stated that although they have maintained low fees for a long time to lower the transaction threshold, they value community opinions and have decided to let users vote on whether to increase the service fee to enhance LP incentives. If the adjustment is approved, the additional revenue will be used for short-term reward programs, such as the upcoming LPFest Epoch3.This vote requires locking FB to gain voting rights. The voting period is from March 10, 12:00 to March 12, 20:00 (UTC+8), and the final decision will fully respect the community's wishes.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat announced on social media that before the end of Round 1, UniSat will purchase 200,000 FB from the open market to fund liquidity pool rewards for future rounds on PizzaSwap.These FB will be stored in a public treasury address. Starting from Round 4, liquidity pool rewards will be distributed from this public treasury. Rewards for Rounds 1 to 3 will still be issued from Fractal community grants.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat stated that it recently received inquiries from participants of brc20-swap regarding the availability of withdrawing Bitcoin mainnet assets, which can indeed be withdrawn from PizzaSwap.Specifically, users can transfer these assets to PizzaSwap for instant withdrawal through a dedicated green channel. Once withdrawn, these assets can be transferred back to the Bitcoin mainnet using Simple Bridge or Bool Bridge. Currently supported Bitcoin mainnet assets for withdrawal include: ORDI, SATS, QUAQ, OSHI, PEPE, TRAC, MEME, RATS, PIZZA.

ChainCatcher news, Unisat announced that the maintenance of PizzaSwap has been completed, and the withdrawal function is fully open and available. Users can seamlessly transfer, swap, and withdraw assets directly on PizzaSwap.In addition, a new trading option has been launched, allowing users to choose between bSats/sSats and bFB/sFB for greater flexibility during token swaps.

ChainCatcher news, UniSat released the fourth quarter roadmap, which includes:October: Activation of runes, CAT20 identification and transmission, CAT Marketplace;November: FB voting, major update for PizzaSwap, brc-20, optimization of runes and CAT20;December: zkAtomicSwap - effective atomic swaps, advanced support for CAT protocol, major update for PizzaSwap.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat announced on platform X that UniSat Extension v1.4.9 is now live, which includes many new features and fixes, such as:The Fractal Discover Page now provides direct access to Fractal Marketplace and Bridge & PizzaSwap;Support for .fb domain names has been added to the Fractal mainnet for easier identification;Stock quotes on Bool Bridge and Simple Bridge now display short names for a clearer view;Fixed the issue where balances below 0.001 FB were incorrectly displayed as 0.000 FB on the main screen.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat has released PizzaSwap Pre-Launch update notes on platform X, including:Fractal's brc-20 will recognize PizzaSwap module events, and if the index does not handle the related inscription events, it may lead to inconsistencies between the index and the results;It is strongly recommended that platforms supporting brc-20 on Fractal temporarily disable the brc-20 market and related transfer functions during the PizzaSwap launch. Once the inscription event integration is complete and the index results are aligned, these functions can be re-enabled;Proposed solution: Other indexing service providers should interact with withdrawal inscription events, and relevant APIs can be used to determine whether the withdrawal inscriptions are valid.ChainCatcher previously reported, according to the official announcement, UniSat stated that PizzaSwap will go live on Fractal on September 30, supporting assets bridged through Bool Bridge and SimpleBridge. On September 25, UniSat will open source the brc-20 indexing implementation on Fractal.

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, UniSat stated that PizzaSwap will launch on Fractal on September 30, supporting assets bridged through Bool Bridge and SimpleBridge. On September 25, UniSat will open source the index implementation of brc-20 on Fractal.In addition, the team stated that they have evaluated UniSat Wallet's support for CAT20 and will announce the integration immediately after finalizing the engineering implementation of the protocol next week.

ChainCatcher Message. UniSat has announced the completion of maintenance work on the PizzaSwap testnet, which is now back online.The successful completion of this maintenance marks a further enhancement of the stability of the PizzaSwap testnet, laying the foundation for the official operation of the mainnet in the future.

ChainCatcher message, UniSat posted on social media that the PizzaSwap testnet is temporarily under maintenance, and the team is working hard to resolve the issue. All functions will be restored as soon as possible.

ChainCatcher message, Unisat posted on social media that the release time for the PizzaSwap testnet will be rescheduled. Due to some performance issues encountered during testing, the originally scheduled release time of the PizzaSwap testnet at 10:00 AM Eastern Time has been delayed by 12 hours, with the new release time set for 10:00 PM Eastern Time on September 1, 2024.Unisat expressed deep apologies for the delay and thanked the community for their understanding, stating that they will strive to ensure the best experience. Additionally, Unisat reminded that FairPool is designed solely for technical purposes, focusing on improving and testing the Fractal network. FairPool is not related to any other activities, events, or airdrops, and participants should not expect to gain economic returns or benefits from participating in this pool. Please be cautious regarding any information related to such situations.