UniSat: Platforms Supporting brc-20 on Fractal Advised to Temporarily Disable brc-20 Marketplace and Related Transfers for PizzaSwap Release
On September 28, UniSat released PizzaSwap Pre-Launch update notes on the X platform, including:
Fractal's brc-20 will recognize PizzaSwap module events, which may result in inconsistent indexing and results if the index does not handle related inscription events;
It is strongly recommended that platforms supporting brc-20 on Fractal temporarily disable the brc-20 marketplace and correlation transfer functionality at the time of the PizzaSwap release, and then re-enable these features once the exchange inscription events are integrated and the indexed results are aligned;
Suggested solution: Other indexing service providers should interact with the withdrawal inscription events, and the relevant APIs can be used to determine whether a withdrawal inscription is valid.
As previously reported , according to an official announcement, UniSat said that PizzaSwap will go live on Fractal on September 30th and will support assets bridged via Bool Bridge and SimpleBridge. on September 25th, UniSat will open source the indexing implementation of brc-20 on Fractal.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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