ChainCatcher news, the cross-chain interoperability protocol Analog announced that it will implement a token split, increasing the total supply from 90,579,710 to 9,057,971,000 ANLOG tokens.The official statement indicated that this adjustment will not affect the value distribution of existing token holders and aims to support the sustainable development and expansion of the ecosystem. By increasing the token supply, Analog can achieve lower-cost cross-chain transaction fees, better aligning with user needs.

ChainCatcher news, Atomicals Protocol announced the latest progress on its token splitting feature, which allows users to send less than 546 units of tokens, aimed at enhancing the flexibility of token usage and reducing the risk of token loss. The protocol completed feature development last month and, after in-depth discussions with various independent Atomicals services, decided to seek a more streamlined solution based on the complexity and time considerations of integration.In addition, Atomicals Protocol plans to release specifications and software for this token splitting technology and will provide sufficient time for wallets and services to integrate in the coming weeks. Meanwhile, the team will detail the substantial features of partial coloring and usage indices through AIP (Atomicals Improvement Proposal) and plans to run the existing index code on the testnet to provide developers with ample testing and feedback time.

ChainCatcher message, Atomicals Protocol announces the release of the new version 1.3.6 of Atomicals Indexer. This version is a critical update that lays the foundation for token splitting and decimal units. Key features include: initial database support for ARC20 decimals (subdivision factor), a new simplified ARC20 balance RPC method, and the ability to split NFT/FT UTXOs via RPC methods. It is important to note that due to changes in the LevelDB format, data needs to be resynchronized starting from height 808080.

According to ChainCatcher's message and its official documentation, Atomicals has proposed an innovative splitting solution for ARC-20 tokens, aimed at addressing the "dust limit" issue present in the Bitcoin network. The solution proposed by Atomicals redefines the number of satoshis required to support a single c token by introducing the "Substantiation Factor" (SF), thereby overcoming this limitation.It is reported that the core of this solution allows token holders to convert their token units from a 1:1 ratio to smaller ratios such as 1:10, 1:100, etc., effectively "splitting" or "subdividing" their token units to any precision. This solution maintains the fungibility and liquidity of ARC-20 tokens while greatly enhancing the flexibility and precision of transactions.